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The release is dated "April 14, 2026" and says Broadcom and Meta "today announced" the partnership; Meta's newsroom post is stamped 2026-04-14T21:05:14Z and The Globe and Mail's[5] GlobeNewswire copy "Tue Apr 14, 4:05PM CDT", after the US market close.
Broadcom's[1] 2 September 2026 call: the Meta MTIA partnership remains on track, with production shipments of Meta's inference MTIA expected in Q4, three generations by end-2027 and line of sight to 3 GW through 2028.
Independent trade coverage of the deal: first 2nm accelerator, through 2029, Hock Tan's board move and Meta's six-month chip cadence.[1]
Meta's own announcement of the same partnership, published 2026-04-14T21:05:14Z, with the >1 GW commitment, the four MTIA generations and Hock Tan's move from the board to an advisor role.[1]
Full wire copy of Broadcom's[1] release, stamped Tue Apr 14, 4:05 PM CDT.
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