MemVerge

Big memory computing consists of DRAM, persistent memory, and big memory software like Memory Machine from MemVerge, all working together in a new class of software-defined memory. During the first year since MemVerge unveiled big memory in May of 2020, four strong use cases emerged: 1) in-memory databases, 2) cloud infrastructure, 3) animation and VFX, and 4) genomics. All share a critical need for composable memory with capacity, performance, availability, mobility, and security that can be tailored for the app.

The CXL 3.1 specification introduces CXL fabric manager and extensions, Trusted-Execution-Environment Security Protocol (TSP), and facilitate memory sharing between accelerators and GPUs. This panel presentation will introduce the new features and explore how CXL attached memory to meet the increased memory capacity and bandwidth for HPC, AI, and ML applications in modern data centers. Expert representatives from CXL Consortium member companies will highlight ROI examples when implementing CXL attached memory.