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Yep. The USB-IF also artificially limits the vendor address space, which gives them the ability to charge exorbitant fees before anyone can deploy a device wit
by anymouse123456 3y ago
Yep.
The USB-IF also artificially limits the vendor address space, which gives them the ability to charge exorbitant fees before anyone can deploy a device without conflicts.
I haven't tried to build and deploy a PCI device yet, but given your point, I assume the same game is being played.
At least with these 2 technologies, they can lean on being around for some decades. Bits were quite a lot more expensive 20+ years ago.