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Primemas Announces Customer Samples Milestone of World’s First CXL 3.0 SoC

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Primemas Announces Customer Samples Milestone of World’s First CXL 3.0 SoC

Working with Micron and their CXL AVL program to accelerate commercialization of next-generation memory solutions for data centers and AI infrastructure

SANTA CLARA, Calif., and SEOUL, South Korea–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Primemas Inc., a fabless semiconductor company specializing in chiplet-based SoC solutions through its Hublet® architecture, today announced the availability of customer samples of the world’s first Compute Express Link (CXL) memory 3.0 controller.

Primemas and Micron Collaborate to Accelerate CXL Commercialization for AI and Data Centers

Primemas has been delivering engineering samples and development boards to select strategic customers and partners, who have played a key role in validating the performance and capabilities of Hublet® compared to alternative CXL controllers. Building on this successful early engagement, Primemas is now pleased to announce that Hublet® product samples are ready for shipment to memory vendors, customers, and ecosystem partners.

While conventional CXL memory expansion controllers are limited by fixed form factors and capped DRAM capacities, Primemas leverages cutting-edge chiplet technology to deliver unmatched scalability and modularity. At the core of this innovation is the Hublet®—a versatile building block that enables a wide variety of configurations. Primemas customers are finding innovative ways to leverage the modularity:

  • A 1×1 single Hublet® delivers compact E3.S products supporting up to 512GB of DRAM;
  • A 2×2 Hublet® can support a PCIe Add-in-card or CEM products with up to 2TB of DRAM, and
  • For hyperscale environments, a 4×4 Hublet® powers a 1U rack memory appliance capable of an impressive 8TB of DRAM.

Jay Kim, EVP and Head of Business Development at Primemas, said:

We are very encouraged by the excellent feedback from our initial partners, who leveraged Hublet® to address the challenges posed by rapidly growing workloads

“We’re excited to take the next major step toward commercialization through our collaboration with Micron and their CXL AVL program.”

The CXL ASIC Validation Lab (AVL) program was established by Micron to help bring next-generation CXL controllers to market and achieve maximum reliability and compatibility with its advanced DRAM modules. There are numerous challenges to delivering stable, reliable memory read and write operations while optimizing performance and power efficiency in CXL controllers. Through this joint effort, the two companies aim to provide a high-quality, reliable and the world’s first CXL 3.0 controller along with the latest high-capacity 128GB RDIMM modules.

Luis Ancajas, director of CXL Business Development at Micron, said:

With the rapid adoption of AI, and the corresponding increase in memory-intensive workloads, CXL-based solutions are driving innovations to transform traditional compute platforms,

“As an industry leader in data center memory solutions, we are excited to collaborate with innovators like Primemas to validate and accelerate next-generation solutions like the Hublet® SoC through our AVL program and help bring these transformative solutions to market to unlock new levels of performance, scalability and efficiency for the data center.”

This joint effort demonstrates the shared commitment of Primemas and Micron to innovation and quality in the semiconductor industry and further strengthens Primemas’ position as a leader in scalable, high-performance chiplet-based SoC solutions for CXL, AI, and data analytics applications.

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