At a distance of 10 years from the introduction of the support to version 2,0 of the standard USB, Intel it is gotten ready to complete an ulterior step in ahead: Kirk Skaugen, vice-president of the Architecture Group of the American colossus, in fact has announced that in the course of 2012 it will come introduced integration with USB 3,0 inside of the chipset targati Intel.
USB 3,0 currently is supported solo from specific products of the group, in particular a series of cards mothers oriented to the section desktop. 2012 will see instead the birth of a new architecture, than candider to inherit the role of the processori Sandy Bridge in commerce currently: thanks to Ivy Bridge Intel head to supply performances of advanced level, leaving from integration with the new version of the universal standard for the external logon peripheral, in a position to supplying performances till ten advanced times regarding that to guarantee from USB 2.0.
Inglobando a support inside of the CPU, Intel the possibility is guaranteed to offer connettivit USB 3,0 in any context, or in atmospheres desktop that laptop, without the necessity to install some additional module. All how much necessary one for the equipped I/O towards peripheral of such income will be supplied therefore from the processore, allowing a faster expansion of the new edition of this standard, than in recent months it is beginning to move the first steps but it wants quickly to conquer the world of the consumption electronics.
The introduction of the support to USB 3,0 will go but of equal step with the implementazione of Thunderbolt in an increasing number of systems. The combined effort of Intel and Apple for the realization of the technology Light Peak has allowed to obtain an instrument in a position to managing the transfer of data to high speed (till 10 Gbps bidirectional) and to manage flows video in high quality, taking advantage of an only connector and a single income. Currently available exclusively on the last generation of MacBook Pro, Thunderbolt will continue in the course of the next years own scaling, having turned out a complementary element to 3,0 USB and not an obstacle to its spread, like emphasized from the same Skaugen.
USB 3,0 currently is supported solo from specific products of the group, in particular a series of cards mothers oriented to the section desktop. 2012 will see instead the birth of a new architecture, than candider to inherit the role of the processori Sandy Bridge in commerce currently: thanks to Ivy Bridge Intel head to supply performances of advanced level, leaving from integration with the new version of the universal standard for the external logon peripheral, in a position to supplying performances till ten advanced times regarding that to guarantee from USB 2.0.
Inglobando a support inside of the CPU, Intel the possibility is guaranteed to offer connettivit USB 3,0 in any context, or in atmospheres desktop that laptop, without the necessity to install some additional module. All how much necessary one for the equipped I/O towards peripheral of such income will be supplied therefore from the processore, allowing a faster expansion of the new edition of this standard, than in recent months it is beginning to move the first steps but it wants quickly to conquer the world of the consumption electronics.
The introduction of the support to USB 3,0 will go but of equal step with the implementazione of Thunderbolt in an increasing number of systems. The combined effort of Intel and Apple for the realization of the technology Light Peak has allowed to obtain an instrument in a position to managing the transfer of data to high speed (till 10 Gbps bidirectional) and to manage flows video in high quality, taking advantage of an only connector and a single income. Currently available exclusively on the last generation of MacBook Pro, Thunderbolt will continue in the course of the next years own scaling, having turned out a complementary element to 3,0 USB and not an obstacle to its spread, like emphasized from the same Skaugen.
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