That's the funny part. Intel's x86 chips don't support PCIe 4.0. Intel's FPGAs aren't x86 chips, especially when their FPGAs just came out of an acquisition. I

That's the funny part. Intel's x86 chips don't support PCIe 4.0. Intel's FPGAs aren't x86 chips, especially when their FPGAs just came out of an acquisition. It's a rebadged Altera.