This week Gigabyte has added a new network card to their range in the form of the VISION 10G LAN network card, created to provide users with 10X faster speed than Gigabit Ethernet. “It could enhance ...

In the past decade, PCI has served as the dominant I/O architecture for PCs and servers, carrying data generated by microprocessors, network adapters, graphics cards and other subsystems to which it ...

Utilizing the PCI Express bus, we have the capability to add technology to our PCs as needed. Whether it be USB 3.0, Firewire, Thunderbolt, or eSATA, the PCI Express bus allows us to achieve the full ...

1. PCI Express Mini Cards are available from a variety of vendors, including products such as Diamond Systems’DS-MPE-DAQ0804 Analog I/O Module (a), Versalogic’s VL-MPEe-U2e Serial+GPIO (b), and ...

Broadcom last week shipped several Gigabit Ethernet controllers that take advantage of the new, high-speed PCI Express bus that is being used in servers. Broadcom says the devices are the first ...

A new version of the Picolo Alert video capture card from Euresys takes advantage of the high-speed bandwidth offered by the PCI Express interface. The 16-video-input board employs a 1-lane (x1) PCI ...

Marvell Semiconductor Inc. will announce and demonstrate at the Intel Developer Forum a server network controller that takes advantage of PCI Express’ multilane capability for high-speed throughput.

PCI Express (PCIe) has successfully penetrated business-focused market segments -- graphics, storage, servers, communications, and embedded systems – helped immensely by the ubiquity of PCIe ...

Bigfoot Networks targeted a niche, but growing, market segment when it released its network interface card (NIC) for gamers, appropriately called Killer, a couple of years back. Since then, gamers' ...

Engineers at Facebook have created a custom PCI Express card which serves as a very accurate Time Appliance, and released it as open source, so distributed systems can benefit from microsecond-level ...

PCI Express is absorbing functionality from other common interfaces like SAS and SATA, reducing the number of interfaces that systems will require. Ethernet has already hit that point, pushing out ...

In the longest of runs, say within the next five to ten years, in the large datacenters of the world, the server chassis as we know it will no longer exist. We aren’t talking about the bent metal here ...