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Gen5 PCIe Switches Block Diagram based on Broadcom Solution

Reference design based on the new PCIe Gen 5.0 series of switches, built with Broadcom industry-leading 32GT/s PCIe SerDes. It delivers a drastic improvement in power-per-Gigabyte of data transfer over previous generations and consumes less than half the power of Gen 5.0 switch alternatives.
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