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Broadcom launches Tomahawk Ultra AI networking chip built on TSMC's 5nm process to challenge Nvidia
Broadcom has launched its latest Tomahawk Ultra Ethernet switch chip, fabricated using TSMC's 5nm process, targeting high-performance AI infrastructure with a design aimed squarely at challenging Nvidia's dominance in accelerator interconnects.
Broadcom Corporation (NASDAQ: BRCM), a global innovation leader in semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications, today introduced the 28 nanometer (nm) XLP® 200-Series, a new line ...
O penAI expects to finalize its first custom AI processor design in the coming months and send it to TSMC for production, aiming for large-scale manufacturing by 2026, reports Reuters.OpenAI ...
Broadcom Inc. today detailed a new chip packaging technology, XDSiP, that makes it possible to create processors by stacking multiple silicon dies atop another.XDSiP is short for eXtreme Dimension ...
“Broadcom's new quad-issue, quad-threaded, out-of-order processor design takes the ARM architecture to a new level of performance, raising the bar for other multi-core processor vendors. Because ...
Broadcom have outed a number of new chips, including a new 1080p-capable multimedia processor and an IP platform intended to add 3D graphics and multimedia capabilities to DVRs and set-top boxes.
Broadcom, a manufacturer of baseband modules (the chips that let devices communicate with mobile networks), announced today that it has licensed the ARMv7 and ARMv8 mobile processor architectures.
Broadcom is launching a new Wi-Fi combo processor that is designed to deliver more than 2 Gbps speeds with better battery life by extending Wi-Fi 6 to support the 6 GHz spectrum band.
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