PCIe Gen 4: It's Official, We're Compliant
September 18, 2019
Way back in April 2016, I wrote a post about Cadence IP for PCI Express (PCIe) Gen4 where we demonstrated compliance with Mellanox (now part of NVIDIA). As Mellanox's Gilad Shainer said to me when I talked to him back then:
"interoperability is the only way to prove standards compliance."
That was certainly true two years ago since the standard had not been completed. Cadence has attended all the Gen4 FYI testing from the time it got started in August 2017, and our PCIe Gen4 IP has interoperated with over a dozen other vendors without any issues.
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