US EditionCXL Consortium Releases the Compute Express Link 4.0 Specification Increasing Speed and Bandwidth
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Cadence’s Rajneesh Chauhan explains CXL’s low power state, L0p, which maintains partial lane activity for efficient power management without compromising performance, and how comprehensive verification can help ensure reliable implementation. Siemens’ John Ferguson provides a brief history of design rule checking, major advancements over the years, and why introducing it in earlier design stages can avoid costly surprises later. Synopsys’ Frank …
In recent years we have seen how the interconnection between chips has become the real bottleneck of modern high-performance computing. As data centers scale towards heterogeneous architectures and AI-driven workloads, the industry has been needing a standard capable of uniting processors, accelerators and shared memory with the same naturalness with which we adopted, for example, PCIe decades ago. That’s why, with the arrival of CXL 4.
CXL Consortium Releases the Compute Express Link 4.0 Specification Increasing Speed and Bandwidth
CXL Consortium, the industry standard organization developing and promoting an open coherent interconnection for heterogeneous memory and computing solutions, today announced the release of the Compute Express Link (CXL) 4.0 specification to meet the increasing demands of emerging workloads placed on today's data centers. "The release of the CXL 4.0 specification sets a new milestone for advancing coherent memory connectivity, doubling the band…
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