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Read Xilinx blog post explaining Xena choice to use their product to build our 800G test modules.

Our good friends at Xilinx published this blog on Xena’s decision to use Xilinx’s Versal Premium series to build our new Freya 800G Ethernet test modules. Read more: https://okt.to/63xbhu #TestImproveRepeat #ethernettesting

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