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AI data centers turn to MCIO connectors as GPUs outgrow PCB traces

Ninelu Tu, Taipei; Sherri Wang, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 5 September 2025 0

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The rapid advancement of GPU power is driving demand for faster, higher-frequency data links in AI servers and hyperscale data centers. With transfer rates pushing 32 gigatransfers per second, PCB traces are hitting their physical limits, shifting the...

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