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PCIe 7 Will Double x16 Bandwidth to 512GBps
As PCWorld points out, even PCI-SIG doesn't see PCIe 7 devices coming to consumers any time soon. It will instead be used in data centers to allow for ultra-fast Ethernet (800 gigabits!) as well as ...
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The Ultimate Guide to Customizing Compliance Templates for Your Business
Compliance is a critical aspect of running a successful business. Whether you operate in finance, healthcare, technology, or ...
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Save $300 on Powerful Dell Inspiron 14″ Plus Laptop with Core Ultra 9, 32GB RAM
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Save $400 Now on Beastly Alienware Area-51 Gaming Desktop with RTX 5080
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PCI-SIG releases PCIe 7.0 v0.9 for member review: cranking 128GT/s transfer speeds for future
PCI-SIG announces PCIe 7.0 speification version 0.9: final draft for new Gen7 standard, offering 128GT/s raw bandwidth, up to ...