Marvell gives Google option to buy $12.2 billion stake in custom chip deal
Marvell's stock surged after the company announced a deal with Google to develop custom AI chips.
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The story so far
Marvell announced a deal with Google that includes an option for Google to buy a $12.2 billion stake in the company. The deal centers on the development of custom AI chips.
Coverage does not yet specify the terms of the option or the timeline for Google's potential investment. According to CNBC, Marvell's stock rose 6% following the announcement.
Yahoo Finance notes that Alphabet, Google's parent company, could own 7% of Marvell if it exercises the option to buy the stake. Investor's Business Daily and Seeking Alpha both describe the deal as a significant positive for Marvell.
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The reporting (8)
- Marvell Gives Client Google Right to Buy $12.2 Billion in Shares Bloomberg.com · 4h ago
- Marvell gives Google a $12.2bn share option for buying chips The Next Web · 4h ago
- Marvell gives Google option to buy $12.2 billion stake in custom AI chip deal Reuters · 4h ago
- Marvell Stock Jumps On Google Chip, Investment Deal Investor's Business Daily · 6h ago
- Marvell's deal with Google is a 'significant positive,' analysts say (MRVL:NASDAQ) Seeking Alpha · 6h ago
- Alphabet Could Own 7% of Marvell Yahoo Finance · 6h ago
- Marvell pops 6% on AI chip deal that lets Google buy up to $12.2 billion in shares CNBC · 6h ago
- Marvell gives Google option to buy $12.2 billion stake in custom chip deal Yahoo Finance · 6h ago
The obvious questions
What is the deal between Marvell and Google?
Marvell and Google have agreed to develop custom AI chips. The deal includes an option for Google to buy a $12.2 billion stake in Marvell.
How much could Google potentially own of Marvell?
If Google exercises the option, it could own 7% of Marvell.
How did Marvell's stock perform after the announcement?
Marvell's stock rose 6% following the announcement of the deal with Google.
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