Awarded based on feedback from the greater GSA community, Marvell has been named the ‘2018 Most Respected Public Semiconductor Company’ by the Global Semiconductor Alliance, for companies with $1bn to $5bn in annual sales. The award recognises industry leaders that have demonstrated excellence through their vision, innovation, execution and overall reputation.

Marvell Technology Group has announced the opening of its Operations Center of Excellence at the Tai Seng Centre, in the heart of Singapore’s industrial quarter. The company has had a presence in Singapore for more than two decades and it has been an integral part of the company’s global success and continued growth. Serving as its headquarters in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, the new site will be involved in distribution, procureme...

Fully compliant 802.11ax products, which will be branded WiFi 6 as introduced earlier by WiFi Alliance, have been announced by Marvell. The 802.11ax standard improves reliability and performance for the upload and download of data, especially in ever-increasing user dense environments such as the workplace, home and automobile.

A broad portfolio of Marvell’s next generation 10/25GbE FastLinQ Ethernet and QLogic 16G/32G Fibre Channel technologies are now available on the Dell EMC PowerEdge MX. The latest adoption of Marvell technologies by Dell EMC continues both companies’ relationship of innovation and collaboration and delivers the I/O connectivity to enable a solution for the data centre. 

In this video, Nigel Alvares, Vice President of SSD and Data Centre Storage Solutions at Marvell Technology discusses how cloud and enterprise data centres are increasingly highly virtualised, multi-tenant, scale-out environments that support many workloads with differing storage requirements.

At the Flash Memory Summit, Marvell demonstrated how it will provide artificial intelligence capabilities to a broad range of industries by incorporating NVIDIA’s Deep Learning Accelerator (NVDLA) technology in its family of data centre and client SSD controllers.

Reference design solutions for emerging enterprise data centre SSD form factor (EDSFF) implementations have been announced by Marvell. Addressing the growing need within the data centre and enterprise sectors for more densely packed, higher capacity SSDs, these EDSFF reference designs are powered by the company’s latest PCIe Gen 3x4 SSD controller ICs.

It has been announced by Marvell, that they are releasing the NVMe over Fabric (NVMe-oF) SSD converter controller, the 88SN2400, for cloud and enterprise data centres. The 88SN2400 controller is designed and optimised to convert an NVMe SSD into an NVMe-oF SSD.

It has been announced that Marvell Technology Group’s 88Q2112 solution, the first IEEE 802.3bp 1000BASE-T1 compliant automotive PHY to deliver 1 Gigabit/s data rates, has completed the conformance tests outlined by Japan Automotive Software Platform and Architecture (JASPAR) and passed 100%.

Marvell Technology Group has announced the grand opening of its automotive electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) lab. The EMC testing facility is CISPR 25 qualified and provides Marvell with an in-house capability to perform a wide range of emission, immunity and ESD testing.

“It’s a game changer for the automotive industry”. Avinath Ghirnikar, Director of Technical Marketing for Marvell’s Connectivity Business Group is not being shy in proclaiming the virtues of his company’s high-efficiency wireless 802.11ax solution for connected vehicles.

Marvell has announced that its 88Q5050 secure automotive Ethernet switch is integrated into the NVIDIA DRIVE Pegasus platform for autonomous vehicles, making it the first commercially available solution with embedded security built into the core. Marvell’s secure switch can handle multi-gigabit applications for OEM car manufacturers to deliver an in-car network that supports sensor fusion, cameras, safety and diagnostics.

Marvell has announced that it is launching NVM Express (NVMe)-based chipset solutions that will accelerate the time to market for application-optimised data centre SSD implementations. These new, highly-versatile building blocks can optimally address current and emerging workload storage requirements, spanning capacity, latency, performance, power and cost, to enable tailored SSD solutions for specific cloud and enterprise workloads.

  Storage, networking and connectivity semiconductor solutions provider, Marvell, has announced the launch of the 88X7120, the latest offering in its Alaska C family of high-speed Ethernet physical layer (PHY) transceivers, designed to improve bandwidth and performance in the data centre.

Over the last decade a battle has raged across the internet landscape over the best method of connecting devices to each other. WiFi has emerged of the undisputed champion of this conflict. However, in a way it has become a victim of its own success. 

Provider of storage, networking, and connectivity semiconductor solutions, Marvell, has announced what it claims to be the industry’s first secure automotive gigabit Ethernet switch, enabling a new level of safe data transmission in next-gen connected vehicles. There are hundreds of computing applications in the car that require a robust, secure in-vehicle-network, making Ethernet the technology of choice for auto manufacturers.

  Marvell has announced the 88W8987xA, which it claims to be the world’s first automotive-grade system-on-chip (SoC) to integrate the latest WiFi, Bluetooth, and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) capabilities. This highly sophisticated wireless combo chip brings a solution for in-car WiFi, Bluetooth 5 and 802.11p.

Marvell has announced the Alaska M 88E2180 Gigabit Ethernet transceiver, the world’s first octal multi-Gigabit Ethernet transceiver compatible with both the IEEE 802.3bz standard and the NBASE-T AllianceSM specification for 2.5 and 5 Gbps operation over CAT5e cables. This highly sophisticated IC will enable enterprises to quickly and cost-effectively migrate to multi-Gigabit Ethernet networking infrastructure.

Marvell, a provider of storage, cloud infrastructure, Internet of Things (IoT), connectivity and multimedia semiconductor solutions, has announced that it has collaborated with ARM to introduce Marvell’s cost-effective and high-performance ARMADA 8040 networking community board, a widely available software development platform.

A printer SoC, claimed to be the industry’s most advanced, has been released by Marvell. The Marvell 88PA6270 integrates a quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 (64-bit) processor running at 1.2GHz, Marvell’s 32-bit DDR3/4 memory controller, dual-channel configurable scan and print pipelines, advanced high-speed expansion options, and a Vivante 2D/3D GPU, setting a new standard with over 220ppm Page Description Language (PDL) rendering.