Recently, Broadcom released a full set of Wi-Fi 7 wireless solutions, known as the world's first commercially available Wi-Fi 7 ecosystem. The first is four Wi-Fi AP products, of which BCM6726 and BCM67263 are for the home market, supporting 160MHz and 320MHz channels respectively, and the latter also supports the 6GHz band, with a maximum rate of 5.75Gbps and 11.5Gbps in the physical layer of PHY. BCM43720 and BCM43740 are geared towards the enterprise market, with the highest speeds of 2.88 Gbps and 11.5 Gbps, respectively.
"BCM4916" is a network processor that integrates the 7-way Wi-Fi reference design based on it. This is a four-core SoC with ARMv8 architecture, integrating 64KB L1 cache, 1MB L2 cache, and a maximum hash rate of 24K DMIPS.
It also integrates DI-XPDP (Dual Transmit Runner Packet Processor), one NBASE-T 10GbE PHY Ethernet physical layer, four 1GbE PHY physical layers, three USXGMII interfaces, two USB controllers, four PCIe controllers, and a 32-bit DDR3/DDR4 cache interface.
With a BCM673263 4x4 and two BCM6726 4x4, it can support 320MHz 6GHz, 320MHz 5GHz, 2.4GHz bands and bandwidths, and support two 10G, two 2.5G, four 1G and a total of eight ethernet ports.
Finally, "BCM4398", which integrates Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5 for mobile devices such as smartphones, of which Wi-Fi 7 supports dual streaming, 320MHz bandwidth, and 6.50Gbps PHY physical layer rate.
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