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PCIe 5.0 will supercharge AI at the Edge if it's done right

November 17, 2022

PCIe 5.0 will supercharge AI at the Edge if it's done right

PCIe Gen 5 is a key technology for driving transportable or edge AI systems to higher performance, especially those with demanding space, environmental or cooling needs. But AI program managers should evaluate their technology suppliers’ Gen 5 implementations to ensure they fully realize the technology’s benefits. 

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