Learn about CXL Fabrics, a groundbreaking multi-level switch architecture introduced in CXL 3.0, in this technical presentation from Vincent Haché of Rambus. Explore the capabilities of these advanced fabrics that break free from traditional tree-based topologies and can efficiently scale up to 4,096 nodes. Gain detailed insights into the transport level specifications, understand the innovative routing model, and discover the comprehensive management architecture that powers these flexible networking solutions.
Introduction to CXL Fabrics - Multi-level Switch Architecture and Scaling
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Introduction to CXL Fabrics
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Open Compute Project
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