Platform authorized for PCIe compliance testing worldwide, helping accelerate interoperability across next-gen PCIe technology ecosystems
VIAVI Solutions Inc. (VIAVI) (NASDAQ: VIAV)today announced that its Xgig® platform for PCI Express® (PCIe®) 6.0specification testing has achieved Gold Suite acceptance from PCI-SIG.This recognition enables the platform to be used for PCIe 6.0 link and transaction protocol compliance testing at PCI-SIG compliance workshops worldwide.
Products that successfully pass PCIe compliance testing are added to the PCI-SIG Integrators List,givingbuyers and system integrators a verified reference of interoperable, standards-compliant components.With Gold Suite acceptance, the VIAVI Xgig PCIe 6.0 platform is now authorized to support compliance testing in preparation for PCI-SIG compliance, helping accelerate interoperability across next-generation PCIe technology ecosystems.
“Designed to support AI workloads and other high-performance computing applications, PCIe 6.0 specification delivers faster, more dependable data transfer, driving greater overall efficiency,” said Tom Fawcett, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Lab & Production, VIAVI. “Compliance testing remains a cornerstone of PCI-SIG’s standards development, and we look forward to continuing to support its members in upcoming compliance workshops.”
“As PCIe 6.0 technologyscales to meet the demands of AI and high-performance computing, robust compliance testing is critical to delivering the interoperability needed by our members,” said Al Yanes, President and Chairperson, PCI-SIG.“VIAVI’s Gold Suite acceptance supports the tools available at our compliance workshops, which helps accelerate adoption of PCIe 6.0 technology across the ecosystem.”
The VIAVI Xgig PCIe 6.0 platform builds on a proven multifunction architecture, integrating protocol analysis, traffic generation and error injection within a unified system. Designed for flexibility and scalability, the platform supports advanced debug, validation and compliance workflows required for next-generation PCIe devices and systems.
