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CXL and Gen-Z Consortiums Combine Forces

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Authors: Michael Feldman, Alex Norton, Earl Joseph

Publication Date: July 2020

Length: 3 pages

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The recent decision by the Compute Express Link (CXL) and Gen-Z consortiums to collaborate on their respective technologies is a positive development that is likely to accelerate the acceptance of both memory fabric standards. Although not strictly competing against one another, prior to the agreement there was no assurance that Gen-Z and CXL supported devices would be compatible on future hardware. With the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) recently agreed to by the two organizations, a path forward for interoperability and other collaborations now exists.

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