Washed up 10GBPS:USB 3.1 official announcement

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; USB 3.0 Promotion Organization announced today that the USB 3.1 standard specification has been developed and that SuperSpeed USB (commonly known as USB 3.0) has increased the transfer rate from 5Gbps to 10Gbps.

The USB 10Gbps plan was announced earlier this year and was later confirmed to be compatible with almost all of the existing data lines, but the progress was a bit slow, especially with Intel announcing the second generation of lightning technology, doubling the bandwidth to 20Gbps, and making a bit more of a USB worry. Now, USB 3.1 is finally here (not as USB 3.5 as previously thought). 　　It uses more efficient data coding techniques that can achieve up to twice times the current level of USB 3.0, and is fully backward compatible with existing USB 3.0 interfaces, data cables, and USB 2.0 products, based on existing USB 3.0 software stacks and device-level protocols. 　　After the specification is released, USB 3.1 is ready for product development, and USB organization will arrange three developer meetings in a row to popularize USB 3.1. 1, USB 3.1 US developer day: Oregon State Sears, August 21, 2013 2, USB 3.1 European Developer Day: Dublin, October 2013 1-2nd 3, USB 3.1 Asian Developer Day: Early December 2013, two days, specific location, schedule to be determined Interesting can click here to register. 　　Membership price of 225 U.S. dollars, non-member price of 425 U.S. dollars. Intel, AMD, Hewlett-Packard, Texas Instruments and so on are involved in the development of USB 3.1 specifications, and will launch the relevant products as soon as possible.