CXL
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What is CXL?
Compute Express Link (CXL) is an open industry standard interconnect offering high-bandwidth, low-latency connectivity between processors, memory devices, and accelerators. It enables resource sharing for higher performance, reduced Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and simplified system management. CXL is commonly used in data centers to improve performance for memory-intensive workloads and enable memory pooling.
What other technologies are related to CXL?
CXL Competitor Technologies
CCIX
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CCIX is a competing interconnect technology that aims to provide coherent memory access and I/O connectivity for high-performance computing.
XGMI
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XGMI (AMD's Infinity Fabric) is a high-speed interconnect technology used for communication between GPUs and CPUs. It is an alternative interconnect to CXL in AMD systems.
CXL Complementary Technologies
PCIe
CXL leverages the PCIe physical and electrical interface. CXL is built upon the PCIe protocol.
UCIe
UCIe is a die-to-die interconnect standard, that could be used to integrate CXL functionality into chiplet-based designs.
DDR
DDR memory is the main memory technology in systems where CXL is deployed. CXL can provide memory expansion capabilities for DDR memory.
Which job functions commonly mention CXL?
Chip Designer
0.9% of all Chip Designer jobs mention CXL
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Hardware Engineer
0.7% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention CXL
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Test Engineer
0.5% of all Test Engineer jobs mention CXL
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Electrical Engineer
0.2% of all Electrical Engineer jobs mention CXL
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Engineer
3257 Engineer jobs mention CXL
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