Keysight Talks Standards Webinar – Fundamentals of PCIe 6.0

About

Join Keysight principal program manager Rick Eads, member of the PCI-SIG® board of directors, as he discusses the latest PCIe® 6.0 developments and what you need to consider when evaluating your PCIe 6.0 designs.

• What are the differences between PCIe® 5.0 and 6.0?
• Which industries and applications are driving these changes?
• Why is there such a big push to PCIe 6.0 when PCIe 5.0 products are just being released?
• How does receiver testing for PCIe 6.0 compare to 5.0?
• What additional specifications related to PCIe 6.0 should you be on the lookout for?
• When will official compliance testing begin for PCIe 6.0 devices?

Register now to learn the latest on PCI Express 6.0 from one of the experts helping to develop the standard.

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Presenters

Kirk Jensen
Product Marketing Manager

Kirk Jensen is the Product Marketing Manager for Keysight’s High Performance Digital products. He has been planning and marketing high tech solutions for over 25 years. His last 7 years have been focused on test and measurement where he has worked with global customers to enable a variety of wired and wireless technologies. He holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Colorado along with an MBA.

Rick Eads
Principal Program Manager for Serial Computer Bus Technologies, Keysight Technologies

Rick Eads is a principal program manager at Keysight Technologies with expertise in technical/industrial marketing and development of test and measurement tools and electronic design automation software in the computer, semi-conductor, communications, and storage industries. Rick provides technical leadership in driving standards within industry organizations for PCI Express, CCIX, GenZ, OCP, NVM Express, CEI 4.0, IEEE 802.3, ExpressCard, DDR, SATA, and InfiniBand. Rick earned an MBA from the University of Colorado and holds a BSEE from Brigham Young University with an emphasis on digital design and computer architecture. Rick actively contributes to the development of the PCIe physical layer BASE, CEM, and Test specifications and has led electrical Gold Suite testing at PCI-SIG workshops worldwide since 2004. Rick currently serves on the PCISIG Board of Directors and is also serving as the co-chair of the Gen-Z Consortium’s Compliance and Interoperability Working Group.

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