Understanding PCIe 6.0 Shared Flow Control
As the data rate increases in PCIe 6.0, so do the challenges. If we talk in terms of credits, higher data rate means more credits consumed. Today, as the designs are getting complex, the need to have more credits arises. Hence to address this issue, shared credit pool is introduced in PCIe 6.0.
What Is Shared Flow Control?
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