Broadcom Launches Cutting-Edge 400G Ethernet Adapters for AI Data Centers

Broadcom Inc AVGO announced its latest portfolio of highly-scalable, high-performing, low-power 400G PCIe Gen 5.0 Ethernet adapters for the data center ecosystem. 

The latest products offer an enhanced, open, standards-based Ethernet NIC and switching solution to resolve connectivity bottlenecks as XPU bandwidth and cluster sizes grow rapidly in AI data centers.

Jas Tremblay, vice president and general manager of the Data Center Solutions Group said, “Broadcom is prioritizing open standards and fostering collaboration with industry leaders to deliver the most extensive selection of high-performance connectivity solutions for AI infrastructure.”

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“As the industry’s first Ethernet adapter built with 5nm process technology, the new portfolio enables the most power and thermally efficient design in the market,” Tremblay added.

Equipped with a third-generation RoCE pipeline, low-latency congestion control technology and innovative telemetry features, the portfolio is ideal for the high-bandwidth, high-stress network environment that characterizes AI infrastructure.

Tech giants Microsoft Corp MSFT, Meta Platforms Inc META, and Alphabet Inc GOOG GOOGL invested over $32 billion in AI infrastructure in the first-quarter.

Analysts projected a significant upside for Broadcom from robust AI infrastructure spending by the tech giants.

Price Action: AVGO shares are trading higher by 0.59% to $1,403.59 at last check Monday. 

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