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56Gbps In-System Interface Receiver

23.06.2014

Fujitsu Labs specialists have developed an intrasystem interface receive chain with a record throughput of 56 Gbps.

It was possible to increase the bandwidth due to a new architecture that compensates for signal degradation and allows you to increase the frequency. Unlike current 56Gb/s solutions such as 4X FDR InfiniBand, Fujitsu's development provides the specified throughput with a single receiver, while 4X FDR InfiniBand requires four 14Gb/s receivers in parallel. .

It is assumed that the new interface will connect the processors of servers and supercomputers of the next generation. This will increase the performance of systems that include a large number of processors.

For a wide range of consumers, it is important that the scope of the new interface is not limited to this. According to Fujitsu, it will also find application in consumer electronics devices.

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