PCI-SIG, which oversees the development of the PCIe specification, announced on Wednesday that it had finalized the PCIe 7.0 spec and passed it to members of the organization, marking a significant ...

The PCI Special Interest Group (PIC-SIG) just released official specs for PCIe 7.0, doubling the bandwidth again for high-performance kit such as network cards, while hinting that PCIe 8.0 may not ...

TL;DR: PCI-SIG released the PCIe 8.0 specification version 3.0, targeting ultra-high-performance workloads like AI, quantum computing, and edge computing. PCIe 8.0 offers 256 GT/s raw bit rate and up ...

TL;DR: PCI-SIG has officially released PCIe 7.0 specifications, doubling bandwidth to 128GT/s and enabling up to 512GB/s bi-directional transfer via x16. Featuring PAM4 signaling, improved power ...

Even though gaming PCs have yet to make the leap to the new PCIe 6.0 interface, work is already underway on not just PCIe 7.0, but now also PCIe 8.0, which looks set to put current PC interfaces to ...

The PCI Special Interest Group (SIG) managing the development of the PCIexpress interface has announced that the official specification for PCIe 8 will be ratified in 2028, and if you look closely, it ...

If you just bought a motherboard with PCIe 5.0 connectivity, there's a chance you may already see it as a little outdated. How so? The PCI-SIG has formally announced the finalization of the PCIe 7.0 ...

Every few years, the industry confronts the same challenge: can general-purpose I/O double again without overwhelming power budgets, overwhelming signal-integrity limits, or fragmenting the ecosystem?

In context: The PCI-SIG consortium, established in 2000, oversees the development of connectivity standards such as PCI, PCI-X, and PCI Express. Its board of directors includes representatives from ...

PCI-SIG has announced plans to release the PCIe 8.0 specification to members by 2028, offering support for data transfer speeds up to 256 GT/s in terms of raw bit rates, and up to 1TB/s of ...

Desktop PCs have only been supporting the PCIe 5.0 interface for a couple of years, and the first PCIe 6.0 SSD appeared just last month, but progress waits for nobody. To that end, electronics ...