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EQT, KKR Are Among Suitors for $5 Billion Broadcom Asset
- Thoma Bravo also looking at end-user computing business
- Broadcom acquired the unit as part of 2023 VMware takeover
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EQT AB and KKR & Co. are among private equity firms interested in acquiring a software business being sold by Broadcom Inc. in the wake of its takeover of VMware Inc., people with knowledge of the matter said.
Thoma Bravo has also been studying a possible bid for the so-called end-user computing unit, according to the people. The business, which provides software enabling users to access desktops and applications remotely, could be valued at roughly $5 billion including debt, they said.