No one buys a processor because of its interconnect. The inevitable move from shared-bus architectures to switched-bus architectures for today's high-performance applications will significantly impact ...

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.

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

Seven new companies added their names Monday to the list of backers of the HyperTransport interconnect standard, including IBM Corp., Texas Instruments Inc., and EMC Corp., the HyperTransport ...

HyperTransport technology is natively embedded in multiple CPU families from AMD, Broadcom, IBM, NetLogic Microsystems, PMC-Sierra, Raza Microelectronics and Transmeta and in a variety of ...

Version 2 of the interconnect technology is used in AMD's dual-core processors, and version 3, introduced in 2006, is in its quad-core chips. HyperTransport technology is also used by Broadcom ...

Prior to the launch of AMD's Zen architecture in 2017, the company used HyperTransport, an interconnect technology linking multiple CPUs and I/O devices together in multi-processor systems. AMD ...

HyperTransport Consortium Maintains Interconnect Performance Leadership with New 3.0 Specification Sunnyvale, Calif., April 24, 2006 -- HyperTransportTM Technology Consortium, a standards ...

The HyperTransport Consortium has released version 2.0 of the specification defining new enhancements to the HyperTransport I/O Link interface. The 2.0 release defines three new speed levels and a ...

HyperTransport interconnect technology is low-power, high throughput and easily configured to fit the bandwidth requirements throughout the system. For example, in high-performance systems that use ...