rickr said:morekaos said:Broadcom has 7,500 U.S. employees across 24 states, the company said. It has manufacturing facilities in Colorado and Pennsylvania and engineering offices in California and traces its origins to bluechip American companies like Bell Laboratories, Lucent, and Hewlett-Packard.
?The proposed tax reform package would level the global playing field and allow us to compete worldwide from here in the United States,? Tan said in a statement. ?Our move would domicile our $20 billion annual revenue in the United States. From our base here, each year we will invest $3 billion in research and engineering and $6 billion in manufacturing, resulting in more high-paying tech jobs.?
I call BS on this. My company used to do a lot of business with BRCM before Avago bought it. As soon as Avago took over Broadcom, they moved all Engineering, procurement, R&D positions to Asia. They also changed their supply chain and moved all mfg except highly specialized mfg to Asia.
I don't believe anything Avago says. If they buy Qualcomm, you can bet they will do the same to them. Move everything off shore. BTW, Qualcomm also does alot of mfg in North America including my company.
Good Riddance Avago/Broadcom.
Leave Qualcomm alone
For once, I strongly agree with a TRUMP decision