Informatique Sigmawave Inc.
560 boul. Henri-Bourassa Ouest, Suite 301 H3L 1P4 Montreal, QC, Canada

In 2020 we should see a new DisplayPort 2.0 specification that will carry data at rates of over 70 Gigabits per second. The new DisplayPort 2.0 will offer three times the bandwidth of the current DP 1.4 Devices using the new standard will be able to run one 16K display at 120Hz and 30 bits per pixel using 4:4:4 color in HDR, or two 8K displays working at 120Hz and 30 bits per pixel using 4:4:4 color in HDR

While enjoying Montreal’s 2019 Jazz festival yesterday, realized that the architects that designed this and other UQÀM modern buildings, as well as the talented and skilled people who are projecting these images on the building and the everywhere in the quartier des spectacles, were /are Sigmawave clients We have the coolest clients ! Saia Barbarese Topouzanov Architectes... PARTENARIAT DU QUARTIER DES SPECTACLES

After many many years of PCIe 3.0, PCIe 4.0 is here ... and it will be followed late 2019 by PCIe 5.0 If you have a data intensive application (4K uncompressed video editing for example, deep learning ...) keep this in mind: Max read speed of ... 1) a hard drive ... 150MB/s 2) an SSD ... 550 MB/S 3) an NVMe PCIe 3.0 SSD ... 3500 MB/s 4) a PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD ... 5000 MB/s 5) a PCIe 5.0 NVMe ... up to 10 gigabytes /s

Nice looking new Mac Pro + 6K pro screen. But when configured with a 28-core Xeon etc it costs $50,000 USD ($67,000 CND) ... including a $1000 optional stand for its $6000 screen. Last week Sigmawave built for Concordia University a 40-core dual Xeon workstation for $13,000 CND ($9700 USD) Today we’re building a 32-core Threadripper-based workstation for $8000 CND ($6000 USD) ...

A rotating arm can help you flip this 32 inch 4K monitor for work and for play (or for work and work, if music is work for you)