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Intel's next-gen Nova Lake platforms pass compliance at USB and PCIe standards bodies as launch looms

September 29

The USB Implementers Forum now lists some of Intel's Core Ultra 400-series 'Nova Lake' platforms in its Integrators List, meaning that the products have passed applicable USB compliance and…

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