Through Milana Vinn(Reuters) -Chipmaker Broadcom is nearing a $3.8 billion deal to promote its industry that permits customers to get admission to desktops and programs from any tool to non-public fairness company KKR, folks aware of the topic stated on Saturday.The possible deal represents an effort by means of Broadcom CEO Hock Tan to streamline the corporate’s portfolio after finishing its $69 billion takeover of instrument maker VMware in November.KKR prevailed within the public sale for the end-user computing (EUC) unit over different non-public fairness corporations, together with EQT, the resources stated.The deal might be introduced as early as Monday, the resources added, inquiring for anonymity since the topic is confidentialKKR declined to remark. Broadcom and EQT didn’t instantly reply to requests for remark.Broadcom stated in December it could search to divest its end-user computing unit. It’s one by one making an attempt to shed VMware’s safety instrument industry Carbon Black.KKR isn’t any stranger to dealmaking within the sector.In 2018, it bought U.S. industry instrument corporate BMC for $8.5 billion and two years later it mixed BMC with Compuware, an organization it received from buyout company Thoma Bravo.In 2021, KKR received data products and services era supplier Ensono from non-public fairness corporations Charlesbank Capital Companions and M/C Companions for approximately $1.7 billion.Evercore, Deutsche Financial institution and Jefferies are advising KKR at the transaction, whilst Citigroup is advising Broadcom, the resources stated. UBS Crew, Jefferies and KKR’s capital marketplace unit are offering debt financing for the deal.(Reporting by means of Milana Vinn in New YorkEditing by means of Anirban Sen and Marguerita Choy)