The PCI-SIG committee has unveiled the latest PCI Express 7.0 standard with blazing speeds, even as we still wait for two-generation-older PCIe 5 devices to arrive in quantity. Set to launch in 2025 ...

Sonnet Technologies today announced the Solo2.5G™ PCIe® Card, a new low-cost addition to Sonnet’s comprehensive array of Ethernet network adapters. The Solo2.5G PCIe Card adds 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ...

When system architects sit down to design their next platforms, they start by looking at a bunch of roadmaps from suppliers of CPUs, accelerators, memory, flash, network interface cards – and ...

Sonnet Technologies is releasing a Thunderbolt adapter and PCIe card for Mac owners to access high-speed networks. The Twin25G PCIe Card is an easy-to-install low-profile x8 PCIe 3.0 adapter card for ...

PCIexpress 7, or PCIe 7, is the next (next) generation of PCI Express technology that will increase the available bandwidth for all add-in cards on your desktop PC. I know, I know — you may still be ...

If you are considering adding extra storage to your computer, NAS or Thunderbolt expansion system’s PCIe card slot, you might be interested to know that Sonnet has this week unveiled its latest ...

PCI-SIG (Peripheral Component Interconnect Special Interest Group), the standards body responsible for overseeing the development of the PCI Express specification, announced that PCIe 7.0 is on track ...

The Sonnet M.2 2x4 Low-Profile PCIe Card adapts available PCIe slots in the Mac Pro to fit two M.2 NVMe solid-state drives. The low-profile x8 adapter means that it can fit into even the tightest of ...

Today Leo takes a look at the latest Cooler Master MasterBox NR200P. It would be safe to say he is fairly impressed with the ...

Axelera AI, a provider of AI hardware acceleration technology, today announced Europa, an AI processor unit (AIPU) - Read more from Inside HPC & AI News.

Hi folks:<BR><BR>I've been trying to put together a security DVR system lately, <BR>and I ended up buying an already (custom) made second-hand PC.<BR><BR>All that really counts for this problem is ...