Broadcom cleared to buy VMware for $69 billion, UK approves

The British regulator announced on August 21 that it had passed the second phase of an in-depth investigation into the US$69 billion (approximately 504.39 billion yuan) acquisition of VMware by U.S. technology company Broadcom

The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) had provisionally approved the deal in July, concluding that it would not weaken the supply of key computer server products. Competition

## The CMA had expressed concerns in March that the deal could cause server Prices went up, so an in-depth investigation was launched. After reviewing evidence gathered from Broadcom, VMware and other relevant parties, an independent CMA panel has tentatively concluded that the deal will not cause a significant reduction in competition for the supply of UK server hardware components

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