JEDEC and CXL Alliance signed a memorandum of understanding
JEDEC announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the CXL Alliance to formalize the collaboration between the two organizations. According to the content of the agreement, the two sides will form a joint working group to strengthen the exchange of information between each other, so as to help the standards developed by their respective organizations to be mutually reinforcing. If you want to join the joint working group of JEDEC and CXL Alliance, you must be a member of the two organizations, which can be bound by their respective intellectual property policies.
“The MOU between JEDEC and CXL Consortium will establish a framework for ongoing communication to align future efforts between the two organizations. The joint work group will collaborate on useful solutions for form factors, management, security, and DRAM and other memory technologies,” said Siamak Tavallaei, CXL Consortium President.
“With support from dozens of industry-leading companies, this cooperation will assist both organizations in optimizing the development of our own respective standards and will support JEDEC in its current focus on creating select standards targeted for CXL-attached memory modules and components,” said Mian Quddus, JEDEC Chairman.
Recently, the CXL Alliance launched the Compute Express Link (CXL) 3.0 specification, which has been further expanded on the basis of the previous generation technology to improve scalability and optimize system-level data flow through advanced interaction capabilities, efficient peer-to-peer communication, and fine-grained resource sharing across multiple computing domains. At about the same time, the OpenCAPI Alliance announced that it would transfer the OpenCAPI and OMI specifications and the assets of the OpenCAPI Alliance to the CXL Alliance.
