Monday, June 12th 2023

Rambus to Demo 64G PCIe 6.0 PHY and Controller IP at PCI-SIG Developers Conference

Join us for the PCI-SIG Developers Conference in Santa Clara, CA and see demos of the latest Rambus PCI Express (PCIe ) 6.0 IP solutions, including 64 Gigatransfers per second (GT/s) PCIe 6.0 PHY and Controller IP. With leading PPA, these 64 GT/s products achieve high performance, low power and area-efficient footprint for compute-intensive workloads including data center, AI/ML and HPC applications.

The Rambus PCIe 6.0 Interface Subsystem comprising PHY and Controller has been fully optimized to meet the needs of advanced heterogenous computing architectures. The PCIe Controller features an Integrity and Data Encryption (IDE) engine dedicated to protecting the PCIe links and the valuable data transferred over them. The PCIe 6.0 PHY features state-of-the-art SI/PI performance to provide best-in-class design margin for first-time-right implementations.
Visit Rambus at booth #8 to see a hardware demonstration of these leading-edge PCIe 6.0 Interface IP solutions. For additional information on Rambus PCIe 6.0 IP, please visit this page.
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5 Comments on Rambus to Demo 64G PCIe 6.0 PHY and Controller IP at PCI-SIG Developers Conference

#1
Mistral
Can't wait for the release of yet another Rambus product that finds mass acclaim and everyon can easily purchase..
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jigar2speed
Rambus has stop being a patent troll ?
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#3
Fouquin
MistralCan't wait for the release of yet another Rambus product that finds mass acclaim and everyon can easily purchase..
Do you own a modern GPU or motherboard? Then congrats you have purchased a Rambus product.
jigar2speedRambus has stop being a patent troll ?
For over a decade now, yeah.
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#4
ExcuseMeWtf
jigar2speedRambus has stop being a patent troll ?
They always developed tech (remember RDRAM?), they didn't just buy patents of others and sat on them to litigate like actual trolls do. They are aggressively litigious over stuff they develop for sure, but you think Intel or AMD would not be?
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chodaboy19
Whenever we hear this name, we all shudder.
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