The HyperTransport communications bus got a boost on Monday, with the release of a new, speedier specification and an update to its external connector. HyperTransport 3.1 will give aggregate ...

CNet reports that a new version of the Hypertransport specification was released today. Hypertransport 2.0 is capable of transfering up to 22.4 gigabytes/second while the current incarnation of ...

HyperTransport lanes are currently capable of operating up to 2.4Gb/s. At these speeds, the logic analyzer probing connection can be the critical link to making a successful measurement. Factors such ...

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

A new version of the HyperTransport specification, which debuted Monday, is expected to boost performance in PCs and communications equipment over the next year.

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 amd boards let u oc the hypertransport ...

The HyperTransport Technology Consortium — founded to develop, promote and manage specifications of the HyperTransport I/O link technology — today released the 1.03 HyperTransport ...

As HyperTransport technology becomes more mainstay in the communication sector, verification becomes a bigger issue for communication chip and equipment ...

HyperTransport is a high-speed interconnection technology used to connect chips on a computer motherboard. It is faster than the standard PCI bus, and is also compatible with Infiniband, 1G-bit ...

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 ...

HyperTransport and PCI Express have long since been thought of as competing standards. AMD supports HyperTransport and Intel holds high the banner for PCI Express, while both of them are available ...

A new version of the HyperTransport specification, which debuted Monday, is expected to boost performance in PCs and communications equipment over the next year.