➀ The TP-Link TX401 10Gbase-T PCIe network adapter features a Marvell AQC113-B1-C controller, supporting 10GbE/5GbE/2.5GbE speeds with PCIe Gen3 x4 interface;

➁ Testing showed standard performance with iperf3 benchmarks, achieving expected throughput for a low-power (3-5W) consumer-grade solution;

➂ Designed for compact systems like mini-PCs and NAS units, it offers cost-effective 10Gbase-T connectivity but lacks advanced offload features found in datacenter NICs.

➀ MikroTik launched the CRS812-8DS-2DQ-2DDQ, a 1U switch featuring 2x400GbE QSFP56-DD ports, 2x200GbE QSFP56 ports, and 8x50GbE SFP56 ports, powered by Marvell's 98DX7335 chip and an Annapurna Labs AL52400 quad-core ARM CPU;

➁ Priced at $1,295, it targets high-performance networking with support for PAM4 56Gs signaling and includes low-cost 400Gbps QSFP-DD optics ($159);

➂ Designed for advanced users, the switch may appeal to AI/GPU clusters like NVIDIA DGX Spark, with 130-140W power consumption and dual PSU/fan modules for redundancy.

➀ Marvell showcased advanced memory technologies at Hot Chips 2025, including dense 2nm SRAM with 17x higher bandwidth density than standard IP, leveraging TSMC's 2nm process and optimized Vmins for lower power consumption;

➁ The company introduced custom HBM solutions using die-to-die interfaces to reduce on-chip area and power, collaborating with major HBM suppliers to enhance AI accelerator compatibility;

➂ Marvell also demonstrated high-capacity DDR memory expanders with integrated Arm Neoverse v2 CPUs and hardware security, improving latency and bandwidth for large-scale AI workloads.

➀ The MikroTik RDS2216-02XG-4S+4XS-2XQ is a 1U system that combines a network switch, routing functions, NAS, and server functions into a single box.

➁ It features a Marvell switch with 10GbE, 100GbE, and 25GbE capabilities, along with an Annapurna Labs Arm CPU for server and NAS operations.

➂ The system includes space for 22 SSDs, with 20x front-accessible NVMe SSDs and 2x internal SATA M.2 SSDs, but has limitations in drive bay size and PCIe connectivity.

➀ Marvell is selling its Automotive Ethernet division to Infineon for $2.5 billion.

➁ The division has a sales forecast of $225-$250 million this year with a 60% gross margin.

➂ The acquisition includes Marvell’s Brightlane Automotive Ethernet portfolio, which supports network data rates up to 10 Gbps.

➀ Marvell showcased its first 2nm silicon wafer IP designed for next-generation AI and cloud infrastructure;

➁ The wafer, produced using TSMC's 2nm process, is part of Marvell's platform for developing custom XPU, switches, and other technologies to enhance cloud service providers' global operations;

➂ Marvell's platform strategy focuses on developing a comprehensive semiconductor IP product portfolio, including SerDes, chip-to-chip interconnects, advanced packaging technologies, and custom high-bandwidth memory (HBM) computing architectures;

➃ Marvell also introduced 3D synchronous bidirectional I/O with speeds up to 6.4 Gbits/second for connecting vertically stacked chips within a single die;

➄ The company expects custom silicon to account for about 25% of the accelerated computing market by 2028;

➅ Marvell's 2nm platform is tailored for TSMC's 2nm process technology and includes technologies for developing cloud-optimized accelerators, Ethernet switches, and digital signal processors;

➆ Marvell's custom HBM computing architecture allows XPU to achieve higher computing and memory density;

➇ The new architecture enhances XPU performance by serializing and accelerating the I/O interface between the AI computing accelerator silicon wafer and the HBM wafer;

➈ Marvell's custom AI accelerator architecture integrates XPU computing silicon wafers, HBM, and other chips with Marvell's 3D SiPho engine on the same substrate;

➉ Marvell has been a pioneer in changing interconnect technology, focusing on improving the performance, scalability, and cost-effectiveness of accelerated infrastructure.

➀ MikroTik has introduced a new device, the RDS2216, which combines a U.2 NAS, a 100GbE, 25GbE, and 10GbE switch, and a lightweight Arm server into a single 1U machine.

➁ The device features 20x U.2 NVMe drives and a variety of networking options including 100GbE, 25GbE, and 10GbE ports.

➂ It is powered by a Marvell 98DX4310 chip and an Annapurna Labs (part of Amazon) 16-core Arm CPU.

➀ Marvell introduces the COLORZ III 800G, an 800G ZR+ optical module that supports up to 1000km reach at 800Gbps speeds;

➁ The module uses OSFP form factor and can be tuned for 400Gbps communication at up to 2500km;

➂ The technology behind the module involves converting electrical signals to optical signals and vice versa for long-distance data transmission.

➀ Marvell's market capitalization surpassed $100 billion for the first time after releasing its Q3 fiscal year 2025 financial results;

➁ Marvell's ASIC business is a key driver of its growth, with over 2,000 custom chips designed over 25 years;

➂ Marvell's custom AI chip services are becoming a major revenue source, with significant partnerships and a goal of capturing 20% of the $40 billion custom chip market in data centers;

➃ Marvell's interconnect business is growing rapidly, with advancements in PAM4 SerDes technology and optical interconnect solutions;

➄ Marvell's 3nm optical DSP and 5nm PCIe retimer products are set to drive future growth;

➅ Marvell's 51.2T Ethernet switch, Teralynx 10, is designed for low power and high performance in data center environments;

➆ Marvell's focus on AI and data center technologies is expected to continue driving growth and market capitalization.