Marvell Technology proved its Structera CXL products work well with both AMD EPYC chips and Intel Xeon machines. The company tested these memory expansion tools through many setups, workloads, and conditions. Tests showed their systems run smoothly together, giving cloud companies the stable memory growth they need for large rollouts. Customers can pick different CPU brands but still use the same CXL memory tools across all their equipment.
Will Chu from Marvell says these partnerships help spread CXL 2.0 benefits to all buyers. Raghu Nambiar at AMD notes their work with Marvell combines EPYC power with CXL features for better memory use. Richelle Ahlvers from Intel adds that they remain committed to CXL 2.0 standards that improve memory efficiency. These three firms aim to make server memory faster and bigger without wasting money or energy.
The Structera family runs on CXL 2.0 standards to boost server memory or add computing power cheaply. Structera A uses Arm Neoverse V2 cores near memory for AI tasks. Structera X handles DDR4 and DDR5 memory sticks, allowing terabytes of RAM with less power use. CXL 2.0 lets memory share between devices, cutting server costs and building greener data centers.
Will Chu from Marvell says these partnerships help spread CXL 2.0 benefits to all buyers. Raghu Nambiar at AMD notes their work with Marvell combines EPYC power with CXL features for better memory use. Richelle Ahlvers from Intel adds that they remain committed to CXL 2.0 standards that improve memory efficiency. These three firms aim to make server memory faster and bigger without wasting money or energy.
The Structera family runs on CXL 2.0 standards to boost server memory or add computing power cheaply. Structera A uses Arm Neoverse V2 cores near memory for AI tasks. Structera X handles DDR4 and DDR5 memory sticks, allowing terabytes of RAM with less power use. CXL 2.0 lets memory share between devices, cutting server costs and building greener data centers.
