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Marvell Announces Cloud-Optimized 51.2 Tbps Networking Platform for AI/ML and Data Center Networks
Delivers four times the bandwidth of widely deployed 12.8 Tbps networking solutionsRelieves network bottlenecks while reducing power and cost per bitEnables
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[{"type":"text","content":"Delivers four times the bandwidth of widely deployed 12.8 Tbps networking solutionsRelieves network bottlenecks while reducing power and cost per bitEnables faster time to market with common IP and interoperabilitySANTA CLARA, Calif., March 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Marvell Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: MRVL), a leader in data infrastructure semiconductor solutions, today announced a cloud-optimized 51.2 Tbps networking platform to relieve bottlenecks in artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML) and cloud data center networks. The new platform, which quadruples the bandwidth of widely deployed 12.8 Tbps networking solutions, is comprised of the ultra-low latency Marvell® Teralynx® 10 51.2 Tbps switch chip, and the industry's first PAM4 1.6 Tbps electro-optics platform, Marvell® Nova™. This technology allows cloud data center operators to reduce time-in-networking, maximize compute utilization and meet the growing bandwidth demands for AI and ML.\nTo meet exploding bandwidth requirements, operators need to upgrade to higher performance networking solutions, accelerating time to market while reducing cost and power per bit. Marvell's cloud-optimized Teralynx 10 and Nova networking platform ensures interoperability between switch and optics, thereby reducing the burden of validation and interoperability testing for customers and accelerating the deployment of these next-generation technologies. The Nova 1.6 Tbps platform enables 51.2 Tbps switching in 1RU to improve bandwidth density in the cloud data center.\n\"Data center operators are challenged to meet the networking demands that applications such as artificial intelligence and machine learning are driving in the cloud,\" said Nariman Yousefi, executive vice president, Automotive, Coherent DSP and Switch Group at Marvell. \"To address this demand, leading operators are planning to upgrade directly from 12.8 Tbps to 51.2 Tbps. Utilizing the industry's lowest latency programmable switch, Teralynx 10, with the industry's first 1.6 Tbps optical platform, Nova, offers data center operators a cloud-optimized platform to scale and address the growing demands of AI/ML applications.\"\n\"With bandwidth demand growing at more than 50% per year, cloud data center operators are locked in a never-ending effort to dramatically increase the performance and capabilities of their operations ...