The Tomahawk 6 doubles the bandwidth of its predecessor from 51.2 Terabits per second to a staggering 102.4 Tbps.

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Broadcom presents the world's fastest network switch chip at the moment. The Tomahawk 6 has a transfer rate of 102.4 Tbit/s.

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In what is claimed as the world’s first, Broadcom is now shipping its Tomahawk 6 switch series, capable of delivering 102.4 Terabits/sec of switching capacity in a single chip.

Broadcom has begun shipping its Tomahawk 6 switch series, a networking chip designed to support large AI clusters. The ...