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Top Tech News: Broadcom's Jericho4 Chip Boosts AI Networking, Sunly Raises €85M for Latvian Solar Parks

Analytics Insight
Aug 5, 2025 05:36
Anudeep Mahavadi
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Broadcom has unveiled its Jericho4 chip, designed to significantly enhance networking speeds and efficiency for AI data centers, enabling faster and more scalable AI workloads. This advancement addresses growing demands for high-performance infrastructure as AI applications expand. The news highlights the critical role of specialized hardware in supporting the future of AI development.

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