PCI-SIG

Did you miss last week’s PCI-SIG webinar? Watch the on-demand recording of “Unordered IO for Improving Performance and Efficiency of PCIe Fabrics for AI/ML Applications,” with Debendra Das Sharma (Intel Corporation) and Steve Glaser (NVIDIA) which explores how PCI-SIG is supporting multi-path fabrics with an ordering model to improve PCIe bandwidth and reduce latency while maintaining backwards compatibility. Watch the video on the PCI-SIG YouTube Channel > https://bit.ly/40gyuUD #PCISIG #PCIe #UIO #AI #ML

The PCI-SIG Compliance Workshop #132 will be held December 9 – December 13, 2024, at the Embassy Suites San Francisco in South San Francisco, California. This event will include Integrators List product testing for PCIe 4.0 and PCIe 5.0 products. Learn more on the PCI-SIG website > https://bit.ly/40hxC28 #PCISIGCompliance #PCISIG #PCIe

PCI-SIG will be offering its popular Members Implementation Experiences track at the PCI-SIG Developers Conference Taipei 2025, which will be held from February 17-18, 2025. These presentations will highlight unique tips, tricks and pitfalls learned during their implementation of PCIe technology. Interested speakers should review the online call for papers instructions and milestones on the PCI-SIG website. All abstracts and materials must be submitted by November 15, 2024. Learn more > https://bit.ly/3zRGgK8 #PCISIG #PCIe #PCISIGDevCon25

LIVE NOW: join the PCI-SIG webinar, “Unordered IO for Improving Performance and Efficiency of PCIe Fabrics,” airing now on the PCI-SIG BrightTALK channel. Presenters Debendra Das Sharma (Intel Corporation) and Steve Glaser (NVIDIA) will explore how Unordered IO (UIO) helps improve the interaction with other protocols, including on-de/on-package protocols. Join us now for the webinar > https://bit.ly/3zzNvG9 #PCISIG #PCIe #UIO #AI #ML

LIVE IN 15 MINUTES: join the live PCI-SIG webinar, “Unordered IO for Improving Performance and Efficiency of PCIe Fabrics,” airing today at 8:00 a.m. PT. Presenters Debendra Das Sharma (Intel Corporation) and Steve Glaser (NVIDIA) will help attendees understand the traditional PCIe ordering model, the system-level considerations and tradeoffs for deploying PCIe Unordered IO and will learn which applications and market segments will benefit most from deploying UIO. Join us for the webinar > https://bit.ly/3zzNvG9 #PCISIG #PCIe #UIO #AI #ML

Don’t miss your chance to register for tomorrow’s PCI-SIG webinar, “Unordered IO for Improving Performance and Efficiency of PCIe Fabrics,” airing live on Thursday, October 24 at 8:00 a.m. PT. Presenters Debendra Das Sharma (Intel Corporation) and Steve Glaser (NVIDIA) will explain how PCI-SIG has recognized the need to support multi-path fabrics with an ordering model to improve PCIe bandwidth and reduce latency while maintaining backwards compatibility. Join us for the webinar > https://bit.ly/3zzNvG9 #PCISIG #PCIe #UIO #AI #ML

Watch the latest PCI-SIG video with member David Kulansky (Alphawave Semi) as he walks through how PCIe technology is used in Generative AI applications, and how PCIe technology’s low latency and low power help support this. View the full video on the PCI-SIG YouTube channel > https://bit.ly/3UjQyJE #PCISIG #PCIe #AI #GenerativeAI #FEC #Storage

The PCI-SIG Developers Conference is coming to Austin, Texas on January 14, 2025. The PCI-SIG Developers Conferences are free events for our 900+ member companies that develop and bring to market new products utilizing PCIe technology. Register on the PCI-SIG website > https://bit.ly/3TEKviO #PCISIGDevCon25 #PCISIG #PCIe

PCI-SIG Members can get answers to technical questions by utilizing the PCI-SIG Technical Forum. The PCI-SIG Technical Forum is moderated by PCI-SIG Work Group Chairs and PCIe experts and provides a platform for members to receive technical support. The forum maintains a visible and permanent record of technical questions and answers. Access the PCI-SIG Technical Forum > https://bit.ly/4aAGt1A #PCISIG #PCIe

PCI-SIG members can contribute to PCIe technology development by submitting engineering change requests (ECRs). Members can also review and comment on draft specifications, ECRs and engineering change notices (ECNs). Learn more about the ECR/ECN process and check the Review Zone for new postings on the PCI-SIG website > https://bit.ly/4cyafVi #PCISIG #PCIe #ECR #ECN