New 16Gbps Multi-link, Multi-protocol SerDes PHY Enhances Datacenter Connectivity
January 19, 2016
PCIe Gen4 is bringing new possibilities to servers and virtualization. The interface increases the bandwidth and value of data transmission from server to server, switch to switch, and server to storage, enabling even larger dataset analysis and other complex cloud services.
High-speed SerDes technology is used to implement these high-speed connections, often at advanced nodes such as 14/16nm. To be sure, it's becoming increasingly difficult to create robust designs while meeting short project timescales.Why not partner with a leading IP provider instead of doing your own IP design?
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