Samsung Electronics builds Red Hat-certified CXL infrastructure

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South Korea’s largest memory chip provider, also the world’s No.1, on Tuesday announced the successful building of the CXL infrastructure where it can directly verify server configuration elements, including CXL-related products and software, at the Samsung Memory Research Center (SMRC) in Hwaseong, Korea thanks to Red Hat’s certification.

Samsung Electronics Co.has set up the industry’s first Compute Express Link (CXL) infrastructure certified by Red Hat Inc., the world’s leading provider of open-source solutions, enabling speedy CXL product development and tailored product supply to customers.

Its demand is expected to grow in the era of artificial intelligence computing and machine learning, which require massive data processing, because it can expand memory capacity and bandwidth well beyond what is possible today, explained Samsung Electronics.