PCI-SIG, the organization in charge of maintaining and developing PCI-Express, has announced that the third version of the PCIe standard is finished and ready for implementation. The new standard is ...

“PCI Express 3.0 increases the data rate to 8 GT/s, allowing Intel's next generation desktop and server platforms to meet the I/O bandwidth demands of today's applications,” said Dave Thompson, ...

PCI Express Gen 3 runs at 8 Gtransfers/s. Its 128b/130b encoding reduces overhead from about 20% to 1.5%. USB 3.0, SATA III, and 6-Gbit/s SAS are the next-generation peripheral and storage subsystem ...

Hsinho Wu, systems development engineer with National's High-Speed Data Path Group, will discuss how the new 8 Gbps data rate of the PCI Express Gen-3 specification impacts signal integrity and limits ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. As expected, the PCI-SIG has announced the PCI Express (PCIe) 3.0 specification. The 3.0 ...

MSI today launched its Z68A-GD80 (G3) motherboard for Intel's snazzy new Z68 chipset, but that in and of itself isn't MSI's claim to fame. With the release of the Z68A-GD80, MSI is touting its newest ...

When AMD launched their family of Ryzen 3000 CPUs, they also delivered the new X570 chipset. AMD X570 continues to support Socket AM4, just like X470 and X370, so you could be forgiven for assuming it ...

Three models use Moxa's patent-pending Intelligent RS-485 technology. Moxa (www.moxa.com) continues to invest in and build on its strength in serial communications with the release of three new PCI ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AIC Inc. and Parade Technologies today jointly announced the two companies will align on PCI Express Gen 4 retimer technologies to enable the launch of a pioneering ...

Kontron has announced its new 3rd generation 3U OpenVPX single-board computers (SBC) with the latest interface technology based on the 3rd generation Intel Core i7 processors. They are the first 3U ...

If the datacenter had been taken over by InfiniBand, as was originally intended back in the late 1990s, then PCI-Express peripheral buses and certainly PCI-Express switching – and maybe even Ethernet ...