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The release is dated "Oct. 13, 2025" and says OpenAI and Broadcom "today announced" the collaboration; GlobeNewswire's[3] copy is stamped 2025-10-13T13:00:00Z (9:00 a.m. ET), and OpenAI's podcast announcing it went up the same minute.
Broadcom's[1] 2 September 2026 call (Hock Tan, CFO Amie Thuener): Jalapeno shipped in fiscal Q3 and is on track for a planned 1.3 GW deployment for OpenAI in 2027, over 5 GW in 2028 - progress on this deal.
Broadcom's[1] wire distribution of the same release, published 2025-10-13T13:00:00Z - the time the announcement crossed.
Same-day CNBC report on the 10 GW deal: 18 months of joint work, no financial terms, the 9.88% share move, Altman's podcast comments and Kawwas saying OpenAI is not the $10 billion customer.
Independent trade coverage of the announcement confirming the H2 2026 start, end-2029 completion and Ethernet-based racks.[1]
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