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PCI SIG refutes anti-ATI claims |
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Written by Phyro
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Saturday, 25 September 2004 |
The level of fear uncertainty and doubt generated by a document purporting to be about problems with ATI chips received its nemesis yesterday when the PCI Sig issued a statement on its web site.
 PCI SIG refutes anti-ATI claims
Yesterday, a representative of ATI here in Cyprus described a document circulating amongst journalists and partners as a cowardly effort to destroy his firm's market share.
The statement on the PCI Sig web site reads as follows: It has come to our attention that a document has been distributed anonymously which purports to compare the link quality of several PCI Express devices. This document was prepared without the knowledge or approval of the PCI Sig. And the PCI Sig does not vouch for the accuracy of the test results, test methodologies or any other information contained in that document.
The PCI Sig does not endorse the use of any one member's products over those available from any other member. For more information about the PCI Sig compliance and interoperability procedures, tests, and related activities visit PCI Sig
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