Apollo, Blackstone commit $35 billion to Broadcom AI platform — signaling alt managers’ infrastructure pivot
Tuesday, June 9, 2026 · first reported by Pensions & Investments
Apollo Global Management and Blackstone committed $35B as initial capital for a Broadcom AI-computing infrastructure platform, signaling alt managers' pivot to capitalize on AI compute demand.
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- Blackstone, Broadcom
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- Private equity, Credit
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- North America
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