Broadcom has recently revealed its first WiFi 8 (802.11bn) chips with the BCM43109 for wireless clients such as smartphones, laptops, tablets, and automotive devices, the BCM6718 designed for residential and operator access applications, and the BCM43840 and BCM43820 made for enterprise access applications. Host interface PCIe Gen3 x1 for WiFi UART for Bluetooth PCM and I2S for audio data over BluetoothThe product page currently has limited information. As a reminder, WiFi 8 does not focus on improving the link rate of WiFi 7, but instead brings various reliability and efficiency improvements that should lead to a better user experience. Broadcom BCM43109, BCM6718, BCM43840, and BCM43820 Wi-Fi 8 chips are currently sampling to “select partners”, and the IP is also available for licensing. I’d expect the first WiFi 8-ccpable smartphones, laptops, and routers to show up sometime in the latter part of 2026.