The Compute Express Link (CXL) has emerged as the dominant architecture for pooling and sharing connected memory devices. It was developed to support heterogeneous memory with different performance ...

The Compute Express Link™ (CXL™) 3.0 specification introduces fabric capabilities and management, improved memory sharing and pooling, enhanced coherency, and peer-to-peer communication. CXL 3.0 ...

The Compute Express Link™ (CXL™) 3.1 specification introduces CXL fabric improvements and extensions, Trusted-Execution-Environment Security Protocol (TSP), and memory expander improvements. The new ...

Momentum for sharing memory resources between processor cores is growing inside of data centers, where the explosion in data is driving the need to be able to scale memory up and down in a way that ...

CXL is emerging from a jumble of interconnect standards as a predictable way to connect memory to various processing elements, as well as to share memory resources within a data center. Compute ...

Compute Express Link (CXL) is a transformative technology that significantly improves memory access performance. As technology continues to advance, so do the ways we connect and manage and access ...

Gain insight into the CXL specification. Learn how CXL supports dynamic multiplexing between a rich set of protocols that includes I/O (CLX.io, based on PCIe), caching (CXL.cache), and memory (CXL.mem ...

What is CXL and why is it important? Why CXL 2.x memory support is the current product focus. How CXL addresses latency and other scaling issues. Though the CXL 3.1 standard is available, it’s the CXL ...