TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Oct 30, 2012) - AMFELTEC Corporation (www.amfeltec.com), a leading supplier of electronic equipment for hardware/software developers, original equipment manufacturers ...
SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Astera Labs, the global leader in semiconductor-based connectivity solutions for cloud and AI infrastructure, today announced the sampling of its Aries PCIe® and ...
Intel's high-speed communications technology is pitted against strong incumbent interfaces -- and the nascent PCI Express Cable could provide more competition. One of Thunderbolt’s strongest ...
New cable assembly delivers full-speed 128 GT/s PAM4 PCIe Gen7 connectivity over 7 meters without retimer latency or optical complexity. ACC cables extend PCIe reach with low latency and lower power ...
Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. PCI-SIG has just announced a brand new naming scheme for PCIe internal and external cables, which will be called CopprLink, while the company has also ...
If you needed confirmation that Intel and Apple's Thunderbolt interconnect is destined to repeat the sad, obscure history of FireWire, here it is: the PCI Special Interest Group (SIG) has revealed ...
The industry body PCI SIG has finalized PCI Express 7.0: Members can download the specification in version 1.0. Various development teams have long since started work. However, series products are ...
It has been revealed by the PCI Special Interest Group at their annual developer conference that a new PCIe cable is currently under development that could bring 32Gbps speeds to PCIe cables by 2013.
When you plug in a USB or Thunderbolt cable to your computer, that connection is often being routed to a small chip that then translates that data into a PCI Express signal for the final connection to ...
Thought Thunderbolt was the only superfast interconnect in town? Well, it is and will be for a little while yet, but the PCI Special Interest Group has just held its annual meeting and developer ...
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