Broadcom Limited
Broadcom is focused on technology leadership and category-leading semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions. The company is a global leader in numerous product segments serving the world’s most successful companies.
- 650-427-6000
- 3421 Hillview Ave
Palo Alto, California 94304
United States of America
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32-lane, 32-port, PCI Express
PEX89032
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The new PCIe Gen 5.0 (32 GT/s) PEX89000 series builds on the longevity of the Broadcom series of switches, now spanning 13 families. The PEX89000 family allows customers to build systems from simple PCIe connectivity inside the box to high-performance, low-latency, scalable, cost-effective PCIe fabrics for composable hyper-scale compute systems supporting ML/AI and Server/Storage applications.
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PCIe Switches And Bridges
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Modern data centers require solutions that offer maximum performance with minimal power consumption. While compute and storage devices have native PCIe for internal communication, they all use different technologies, such as Ethernet or InfiniBand, to connect externally.
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8 Port PCI Express
PEX 8509
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The ExpressLane™ PEX 8509 8-lane, 8-port switch product offers PCI Express switching capability conforming to the PCI Express Specification r1.1. This device with an equal number of lanes and ports can be used in a wide variety of applications including control planes in the communications and networking markets, embedded systems, multi-function printers, network interface adapters, medical imaging systems, industrial-control systems and AMC cards.
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12-Lane, 10-Port PCI Express
PEX 8713
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The ExpressLane™ PEX8713 is a 12-lane, 10-port, PCIe Gen3 switch device developed using 40nm process node. PEX8713 offers PCI Express switching capability that enables users to create up to 9 downstream ports with varying widths including native x2. Today's processor south bridges offer x1 or x4 PCIe lanes, where x1 often does not provide enough bandwidth and x4's sheer size could waste valuable PCIe lanes.
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8 Port PCI Express
PEX 8608
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The ExpressLane™ PEX 8608 device offers 8 PCI Express Gen 2 (5.0 GT/s) lanes, capable of configuring up to 8 flexible ports. The switch conforms to the PCI Express Base Specification, rev 2.0. The PEX 8608 architecture supports packet cut-thru with the industry's lowest latency of 140ns (x4 to x1) and offers two virtual channels for traffic prioritization in the system.
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144-lane, 72-port, PCI Express
PEX89144
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The new PCIe Gen 5.0 (32 GT/s) PEX89000 series builds on the longevity of the Broadcom series of switches, now spanning 13 families. The PEX89000 family allows customers to build systems from simple PCIe connectivity inside the box to high-performance, low-latency, scalable, cost-effective PCIe fabrics for composable hyperscale compute systems supporting ML/AI and Server/Storage applications.
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65 lane, 17 port, PCI Express
PEX 9765
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Broadcom has extended the reach of PCIe for use as a fabric for data center and cloud computing through its ExpressFabric initiative and platform of hardware and software. ExpressFabric can eliminate expensive bridging devices within the rack, such as adapter cards that translate native PCIe to Ethernet and back to PCIe. Yet ExpressFabric works seamlessly with other standards used within the rack and in rack-to-rack connectivity.
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49 lane, 13 port, PCI Express
PEX 9749
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Broadcom has extended the reach of PCIe for use as a fabric for data center and cloud computing through its ExpressFabric initiative and platform of hardware and software. ExpressFabric can eliminate expensive bridging devices within the rack, such as adapter cards that translate native PCIe to Ethernet and back to PCIe.
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5 Port PCI Express
PEX 8508
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The ExpressLane™ PEX 8508 8-lane, 5-port switch product offers PCI Express switching capability conforming to the PCI Express Specification r1.1. This device enables users to add low cost, scalable high bandwidth switching, both fan-in/out and peer-to-peer, to a wide variety of applications including office automation, network interface adapters, docking stations, AMC cards, and processor isolation for servers, storage, and communications.
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6 Port PCI Express
PEX 8533
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The ExpressLane™ PEX 8533 device offers 32 PCI Express lanes, capable of configuring up to 6 flexible ports. The switch conforms to the PCI Express Base Specification, rev 1.1. The 32-lane switch enables users to add scalable, high bandwidth I/Os to a wide variety of applications including servers, storage, communications, blade servers, and embedded-control systems.
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Embedded And Networking Processors
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From communications processors that enable a broad range of networking applications to embedded processors that drive consumer multimedia applications, Broadcom leads the industry with a broad range of cutting-edge processor products. Our knowledge-based processors deliver flexibility and scalability to address the needs of a large landscape of networking applications and our secure processors deliver better protection of personal information or sensitive corporate data.
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26 lane, 26 port, PCI Express
PEX88024
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The new PEX88000, PCIe Gen 4.0 switch family builds on the longevity of the PEX series of switches, now spanning 12 families. The PEX88024 switch allows Data Center and Cloud Providers to build flexible, scalable rack infrastructures, along with other advantages such.
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98 lane, 98 port, PCI Express
PEX88096
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The PEX88096 is our highest port count switch in the new PEX88000 PCIe Gen 4.0 series from Broadcom. This new product family builds on the longevity of the PEX series of switches, now spanning 12 families. The PEX88096 switch allows Data Center and Cloud Providers to build flexible, scalable rack infrastructures, along with other advantages.
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12 lane, 5 port, PCI Express
PEX 9712
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Broadcom has extended the reach of PCIe for use as a fabric for data center and cloud computing through its ExpressFabric initiative and platform of hardware and software. ExpressFabric can eliminate expensive bridging devices within the rack, such as adapter cards that translate native PCIe to Ethernet and back to PCIe.
