Today’s Broadcom is really Avago: Hock Tan’s Avago Technologies bought the original Broadcom Corp in 2016 for $37 billion and kept the more famous name.

Broadcom’s CEO Hock Tan can be paid over $200 million in a year he receives a multi-year stock grant — and a tenth of that in the off years. His pay is famously lumpy by design.

Broadcom’s Hock Tan grew up in Penang, Malaysia, and won a scholarship to MIT, where he earned two engineering degrees before an MBA at Harvard — then became one of tech’s most aggressive dealmakers.

At about $205 million, Broadcom’s Hock Tan booked one of the largest single-year CEO pay packages ever disclosed in an SEC proxy — nearly all of it a multi-year performance stock grant.