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2026-11-03
PCIe 7.0 Is Here: Interconnect Challenges in the 128 GT/s Era

PCI-SIG finalized the PCIe 7.0 specification in 2025, doubling per-lane speed to 128 GT/s. When speed doubles, interconnect feels the pressure first: copper reach shrinks dramatically, Retimers become mandatory, and optical interconnect enters the picture. This article examines the challenges facing high-speed cables and connectors in the 128 GT/s era, and YZMU's technology roadmap.

2026-05-19
Breaking Through AI Server Internal Cabling Bottlenecks: SlimSAS, MCIO, and High-Speed Internal Cable Selection Guide

AI server internal spaces are becoming increasingly compact, and the dense deployment of high-speed storage interfaces and GPU accelerators poses unprecedented challenges for internal cabling design. This article compares SlimSAS and MCIO interface characteristics and provides a comprehensive selection guide for high-speed internal cables.

2026-05-12
AI Workstation Chassis Design Pain Points: Solving PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable Signal Attenuation

With RTX 4090 and AI inference workloads migrating to edge deployments, PCIe 5.0 riser cable signal attenuation has become a core challenge for engineers. This article analyzes root causes and provides systematic solutions based on real case studies.

2026-05-07
About PCIe 6.0: Innovation and Outlook for Next-Gen High-Speed Interconnect

PCIe 6.0 doubles data transfer rates to 64 GT/s, bringing revolutionary breakthroughs to AI data centers, high-performance computing, and next-generation storage architectures. This article examines PCIe 6.0's core technical features, key challenges, and industry impact.

2026-02-06
From PCIe to CXL: The Generational Leap in the AI Era

How does CXL revolutionize AI server architecture through cache coherency and memory pooling? This article explores CXL.io, CXL.cache, CXL.mem protocols and YZMU's technical roadmap.

2026-02-04
MCIO Deep Dive: Evolution and Applications of Multi-Channel I/O Interfaces

MCIO is becoming the core physical interface for next-gen server NVMe SSDs and AI accelerators. This article analyzes its use cases, technical specs, and future integration with CXL.

2026-01-30
How to Solve Signal Loss in PCIe 5.0 Extension Cables?

With the surge of RTX 4090 and AI computing demand, PCIe 4.0/5.0 transfer rates have doubled. Many users face driver crashes and blue screens. This article reveals core manufacturing techniques and signal integrity technologies behind high-quality PCIe cables.