➀ YEESTOR showcased its CXL SSD solutions at FMS 2024, addressing the 'storage wall' issue with innovative CXL technology. ➁ The company demonstrated a range of storage solutions including PCIe SSD controllers and UFS controllers, tailored for AI, mobile, cloud computing, and more. ➂ YEESTOR also highlighted its advancements in automotive, industrial, and enterprise-grade storage solutions, emphasizing its commitment to innovation and market diversification.
Recent #CXL news in the semiconductor industry
1. Marvell introduces Structera brand CXL 2.0 memory expansion and acceleration products with DDR4 DRAM recycling capability. 2. The products enable terabytes of memory to be added to general-purpose servers and address high-capacity memory applications. 3. Structera A 2504 and X 2404/X 2504 products support inline LZ4 compression/decompression and AES-XS 256-bit encryption.
1. Fadu will own and sell the CXL switch chip developed by its subsidiary Eeum; 2. Eeum CEO Jinki Han will define the hardware model and architecture of the chip; 3. Fadu will take over the register transfer level coding and oversee production and sale.
1. JEDEC has released JESD405-1B, a standard for CXL memory module labels, detailing information like memory type, protocol revision, and capacity. 2. The standard supports SNIA EDSFF form factors E1.S and E3.S, and includes connector and I/O configuration details. 3. JESD405-1B, along with JESD317A, aims to support and expand the CXL market by ensuring multiple sourcing options for CMMs.
1. The article discusses the importance of PCIe and CXL technologies in modern computing infrastructures, highlighting their role in supporting high data transfer rates essential for AI/ML training and big data analytics. 2. It covers the recent webinar sponsored by Alphawave Semi, focusing on the challenges and advancements in optical interfaces and the need for collaborative innovation. 3. The article also explores the benefits of Linear Pluggable Optics (LPO) and energy-efficient accelerator cards in enhancing data center performance and scalability.
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