A Persistent CXL Memory Module with DRAM Performance

Mon Sep 12 | 1:30pm

Location:

Salon V

Abstract

Data persistence on CXL is an essential enabler toward the goal of instant-on processing. DRAM class performance combined with non-volatility on CXL enables a new class of computing architectures that can exploit these features and solve real-world bottlenecks for system performance, data reliability, and recovery from power failures. New authentication methods also enhance the security of server data in a world of cyberattacks.

Learning Objectives

Attendees will hear of some limitations of CXL (heat, latency, capacity, performance, volatility)
Attendees will learn that new media types can address these CXL issues
Attendees will see a Nantero roadmap to introduce this new memory media into production

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Abstract

Data persistence on CXL is an essential enabler toward the goal of instant-on processing. DRAM class performance combined with non-volatility on CXL enables a new class of computing architectures that can exploit these features and solve real-world bottlenecks for system performance, data reliability, and recovery from power failures. New authentication methods also enhance the security of server data in a world of cyberattacks.

Learning Objectives

Attendees will hear of some limitations of CXL (heat, latency, capacity, performance, volatility)
Attendees will learn that new media types can address these CXL issues
Attendees will see a Nantero roadmap to introduce this new memory media into production

SNIA-SDC22-Gervasi-A-Persistent-CXL-Memory-Module-DRAM-Performance.pdf

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Bill Gervasi

Wolley, Inc

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