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AMD Talks Up Their MEXT Software Amid RAM Crisis - Linux Support But Not Open-Source
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This summer AMD acquired the company MEXT for their AI-powered predictive memory technology to make flash memory such as NVMe SSDs behave more like DRAM. AMD MEXT with EPYC servers allows for flash memory as DRAM tiering and uses a predictive AI engine for handling the tiering in an effective way. There is a Linux driver but this is one of the few offerings in the AMD space that isn't open-source as part of their typical open ecosystem approach...
Source:https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-MEXTPreviousAMD EPYC 9686F Linux Benchmarks: 96 Zen 6 Cores At Up To 5.3GHzNextAMD Confirms ACE With 7th Gen EPYC "Florence" While 8th Gen EPYC Is "Ravenna"
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