Trick or Treat... PCI Express 3.1 Released!
Yes, yes, I *know* that Halloween was weeks ago… Would you believe that I’ve been planning this post since *BEFORE* Halloween? You should, since I said way back in March that we were expecting PCI Express 3.1 to release “soon”.
Don’t worry, it’s not April Fool’s Day - so yes, in case you were wondering, the PCI Express 3.1 release is the “treat” part – PCI-SIG members can download it right now:
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