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  • Ars Technica

    Technical overview explaining basic PC system architecture, an explanation of how PCI and PCI-X work, and an outline of the benefits of PCIe, and PCIe to PCI bridging.

    arstechnica.com

  • PCI-SIG

    Standards development group. Offers details of technology specifications, document review and compliance testing, test software and checklists and press releases.

    www.pcisig.com

  • Intel.com

    Developer network for PCI Express architecture. Offers overview of the specification, introductory videos, details of books for developers, press releases and how to join the network.

    developer.intel.com

  • AnandTech

    Article covering history of the bus market and an explanation of how the specification works.

    www.anandtech.com

  • Neoseeker.com

    Article including a technology overview, comparison with older buses and considerations of its future prospects.

    www.neoseeker.com

  • Wikipedia

    Article outlining the components of the protocol and competing formats.

    en.wikipedia.org

  • ASIC Architect

    Design and manufacture of PCI Express and DDR I/II controller IP cores. Based in Santa Clara, California.

    www.asic-architectinc.com

  • PCMCIA: ExpressCard

    Standard for higher speed PCMCIA form factor cards that supports USB2 and PCI Express. Includes FAQ and technical information.

    www.expresscard.org

  • PCI Express Bus Description

    A very concise description of PCI Express Bus and its architecture.

    www.interfacebus.com

  • PCI Express Compliance Testing

    Gives an overview of the requirements for PCI Express Compliance testing.

    www.eurekatech.com

  • PCI Express Design: A Lesson In Techno-Shock

    Explains in detail the challenges associated with implementation of PCI Express bus. Also looks at the rewards of going through with the implementation.

    www.elecdesign.com

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