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Broadcom's[5] release is dated "May 27, 2026" and says it "today announced the expansion of its Wi-Fi 8 portfolio" with the three SoCs; GlobeNewswire's[3] copy is stamped "May 27, 2026 09:00 ET" (13:00 UTC).
Per-chip specifications from Broadcom's[1][5] product briefs and the Samsung B1320 fixed-wireless platform built on the BCM6776.
Broadcom's[1][5] wire distribution of the same release, stamped May 27, 2026 09:00 ET.
Same-day coverage by Maria Deutscher: the three chips, integrated power amplifier and pre-distortion, sampling status, and Wi-Fi 8 due to be finalized in 2028.[1]
The maker's product page for the premium chip: 'Quad-Core CPU, Dual-Band 2+4 802.11bn Wi-Fi 8 SoC for High-performance Ethernet Router and Mesh Network Markets'.[1]
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