Phison Unveils First PCI Express Gen 6 SSD Controller at Computex 2025

Phison introduces its pioneering PCI Express Gen 6 PHY controller and SSD solutions at Computex 2025, signaling a major leap in storage and signal integrity technology for high-speed computing and data centers.

At Computex 2025, Phison showcased its latest breakthrough in high-speed data interconnect technology with the debut of its first PCI Express Gen 6 PHY controller. This controller, identified as the PT1601 prototype, was demonstrated on a PCIe Gen 6 test platform, achieving a bandwidth of 64 Gbps per lane in each direction. The introduction of this advanced hardware marks Phison´s move toward enabling next-generation storage devices, offering improved signal integrity solutions set to impact solid-state drives, motherboards, server backplanes, and specialized cabling used within automotive and data center environments.

Alongside the Gen 6 hardware demonstration, Phison provided a live view of the PCI-Express 6.0 x4 digital signal, illustrating the shift to higher speed standards. The company emphasized its role not just in manufacturing SSD controllers but also in developing critical components such as re-drivers and retimers. These elements are essential for cleaning and amplifying digital signals, ensuring the stability and reliability required at increased data rates. Phison also highlighted its PCIe Gen 5 re-driver and retimer lineup at the event, reinforcing its capabilities in providing comprehensive solutions for data-intensive applications.

As a market leader, Phison continues to support SSD manufacturers with a holistic suite of design and validation services. These include the development of controllers, re-drivers, retimers, as well as firmware co-development, rigorous testing, and product optimization. With the advancement to PCI Express Gen 6, Phison demonstrates its commitment to pioneering new standards for efficient, high-performance storage and connectivity architecture, strengthening its presence in both consumer and enterprise markets.

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