What's New With Cadence PCI Express IP? Almost Everything!
PCI-SIG Developer’s Conference 2017 was held in Santa Clara, California in June this year where several hundred customers from more than a hundred unique companies visited the conference. The next-generation PCI Express (PCIe) 5.0 specification was announced with plans for ratification in 2019. The announcement had a supporting quote by Cadence confirming our long-term commitment to developing products for PCIe interface protocols. The schedule for adoption of the new standard has been accelerated to less than 2 years to keep up with the networking and storage throughput requirements of the data center. The PCIe 4.0 specification v0.9 was also released and is expected to be ratified later this year.
The Cadence PCIe 4.0 integrated PHY and Controller IP solution had a good showing at a demo of x16 16Gbps PCIe PHY based on 16nm running at speeds over 22Gbps and the complete PCIe 4.0 solution (PHY+Controller) interoperating with a Mellanox end-point.
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