Broadcom announced Wi-Fi 7 solutions, including the SoC BCM67263 for access points that support Wi-Fi 7 of the next-generation wireless LAN standard.

"BCM67263" is the most recent Wi-Fi 7 compliant SoC, designed primarily for residential Wi-Fi access points. It supports the new 6GHz band and more than doubles the bandwidth to 320MHz. It supports 4,096 QAM modulation and a maximum PHY data rate of 11.5 Gbps, as well as Multi-Link Operation (MLO), which allows multiple connections to be maintained across multiple bands.

The "BCM6726" is a Wi-Fi 7 compliant SoC designed for residential Wi-Fi access points, as previously stated. The band supports 6GHz, 5GHz, and 2.4GHz frequencies, with a bandwidth of up to 160MHz. The PHY data rate is up to 5.75 Gbps, and it supports 4,096 QAM modulation as well as MLO.

The latest Wi-Fi 7 compliant SoC designed for enterprise Wi-Fi access points is the "BCM43740." It can operate in the 6GHz / 5GHz / 2.4GHz bands, with a bandwidth of up to 160MHz and a PHY data rate of up to 11.5Gbps.

As previously stated, the "BCM43720" is a Wi-Fi 7 compliant SoC designed for enterprise Wi-Fi access points. It can operate in the 6GHz / 5GHz / 2.4GHz bands, with a bandwidth of up to 160MHz and a PHY data rate of up to 2.88Gbps. In addition, the "BCM43740" and "BCM43720" support 4,096 QAM modulation and MLO.