HyperTransport complements externally visible bus standards like the Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI), as well as emerging technologies like InfiniBand and 10GB Ethernet.

HyperTransport technology is also used by Broadcom, Nvidia, Sun and Cisco, in other applications. Version 3.1 increases the maximum clock rate of the bus, from 2.6GHz up to 3.2GHz.

HyperTransport is becoming one of the most popular links for chip-to-chip communication. It offers a flexible interconnect architecture that is designed to reduce the number of busses within the ...

HyperTransport interconnect technology is a new high-speed, high-performance, point-to-point link for integrated circuits, developed to enable the chips inside of high-performance computer, ...

Hypertransport 2.0 is capable of transfering up to 22.4... CNet reports that a new version of the Hypertransport specification was released today.

ive been trying to find sound conclusive information about hypertransport with regards to the cpu and motherboard. I know that the a64 series are the only ...

API Networks claims this will be the first switching component of its nature to use HyperTransport. Called the P4041 4-port switch, the switching component is due to be widely available in the ...

At a time when embedded processors are topping GHz clock frequencies and 64-bit processors are coming into their own in embedded systems, the choice of the chip-to-chip I/O technology can be a ...

A new version of the HyperTransport specification debuted Monday, raising hopes for increased performance in PCs and communications equipment over the next year. When embodied in chips ...

ok i oc'd a couple p35 boards and u could oc the fsb and the memory which made sense because the fsb was also attached to the graphics card. but apparently ...

HyperTransport is a generalized point-to-point I/O interface that's been enhanced to support cache coherency by AMD. It's used for I/O with AMD's Athlon chips. It's also used ...

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