HyperTransport Consortium Compatibility Program FAQs

1 - What is the cost of participation in the Compatibility Program?
 
The Program is open to all HyperTransport Consortium members at no additional cost.

2 - Do I need to submit my HyperTransport product to the Compatibilty Program?
 
The Compatibility Program is a self-tested and self-adjudicated Program. There is no requirement of participation in the Program for HyperTransport products.

3 - What technical documents are available for the Compatibility Program?
 
The following technical documents are available on the HyperTransport Consortium's Members' Only website:
 
a. Protocol Check List
b. Full and Quick Look Electrical Check Lists
c. HyperTransport Design Guide
d. Device Under Test Connector and Test Environment
e. HyperTransport Probe Connector

4 - How do I get my HyperTransport device on the Compatibility Program's Participant website?
 
Your company should run through the Protocol and Quick Look Electrical Check Lists with your product. The HyperTransport Consortium recommends the Full Look Electrical Check List for thoroughness, but it is not required for submittal.

Then, submit an email to the HyperTransport Consortium's webmaster, compatibility@hypertransport.org. The email should include your company's name, product name, brief description of the product and with which HyperTransport Specification it is compatible. This information will be placed on the public website under the Compatibility Program tab.

5 - Where should I send questions regarding the HyperTransport Compatibility Program?
 
Please submit your questions to the HyperTransport Consortium's Infrastructure Task Force, twginfrastructure@hypertransport.org.

6 - Is the Compatibility Program for silicon vendors only?
 
The Compatibility Program is open to all HyperTranport Consortium Member's products including tools and silicon.