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- Memory intensive workloads are dominating computing and increasing memory capacity just with CPU-attached DRAM is getting expensive.
- CXL allows augmenting system memory footprint at lower cost by running over existing PCIe links to add memory outside of the CPU package.
- Intel Xeon roadmap fully supports CXL starting with 5th Gen Xeons, and Intel CPUs offer unique hardware-based tiering modes between native DRAM and CXL memory without depending on the operating system.
- CXL has full industry support as the standard for coherent input/output.
Torry Steed, Sr. Product Marketing Manager at SMART Modular, provides an overview of CXL PCIe Add-in Cards (AICs) and memory modules that can be used to expand capacity in servers or in external memory pooling systems.
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Q1 Memory Fabric Forum: XConn CXL Switches for AI
1. CXL Switch For Future AI
Feb. 2024
Xconn Technologies
Accelerating AI/ML Computing
2. Introduction of CXL Switch
CXL switch enables scalability
• Efficiently fan out of a large memory expansion and pooling
• Composing an system with multiple heterogeous computing elements
• Simplify system architecture, lower overall TCO
CXL switch enables fabric networks
• multi-level switch and cascading for a computing fabric with thousands of nodes
CXL Switch
Accelerat
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Memo
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CPUs CPUs
CXL Switch
Memo
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GFA
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Memo
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CXL Switch CXL Switch
NIC NIC
CXL
Switch
CXL
Switch
Spine
Switches
Leaf
Switches
End
Devices
Fabric
Manag
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3. XConn’s CXL 2.0 Switch
2,048 GB/s total
BW with 256 lanes
Lowest port-to-port latency
Lowest power consumption/port
• One single XC50256 connects to 32 combined hosts/devices
• Fully support CXL Fabric Manager
• Support switch cascading for a larger size memory pool
• CS (customer samples) now, MP 2Q24
Reduced PCB area
Lower TCO
World’s First CXL2.0
(XC50256) & PCIe 5.0
(XC51256) switch IC
4. Scalable Memory Expansion
• Assume each CXL memory device is 1 TB
• With a single XC50256 (30 DSPs), up to 30TB memory expansion
CXL Host
CXL 2.0 Switch
D1 … D30
CXL 2.0 Switch
D91 … D120
CXL Host
CXL 2.0 Switch
D30
D1 D2 …
6. Software Enables CXL 2.0 Based
Memory Sharing
Apollo Ref. Board
CXL Host 0
Management
Host (FM)
CXL Host 1
CXL Memory Expander 0 CXL Memory Expander 1
Node
App
Gismo Library
Gismo
Manager
CPU
Node
App
Gismo Library
CPU
Node
App
Gismo Library
CPU
Shared Memory over CXL
DDR DRAM
(NUMA 0)
DDR DRAM
(NUMA 0)
DDR DRAM
(NUMA 0)
7. CXL Memory Sharing via
Switch for AI Computing
CXL Memory Sharing is superior than RDMA, due to:
• Lower latency
• Energy efficient
• Simplified programming
• Memory coherency
• Scalability to very large memory
• Lower TCO
CXL memory sharing will boost performance of AI systems hugely
8. CXL3.1 Switch for AI/ML Systems
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…
CXL CPU0 CXL CPU1
NIC/DPU POOL
SSD POOL
CXL MEMORY/
In-Memory Compute
CXL MEMORY
ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC
To CXL Spine Switch
• Memory pooling/sharing/expansion
• Supports All-to-All with scalable
large switching capacity
• Fit for All-reduce, All-gather with
super low latency and high
bandwidth switching
• Scablable fabric network with up
to 4,096 CXL devices
• Hybrid CXL/PCIe mode to connect
CXL and PCIe devices
• Works with emerging CXL devices,
e.g. In Memory Compute
• Lower total power consumption to
reduce energy cost
CXL 3.x
Switch
…
CXL 3.x
Switch CXL 3.x
Switch
9. XConn – One Switch, Triple Usages
PCIe Only
Apollo I
256 Lane Switch
Hybrid Mode
Apollo I is using Virtual Switch Feature to support 2 CPUs
Apollo I can be split into any ratio between CXL and PCIe
GP
U
#1
GP
U
#4
NIC
#1
NIC
#2
SS
D
#1
SS
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#2
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x16 x16
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#11
x16 x16 x16
x8 x8
CPU 2
CPU 1
Apollo I
256 Lane Switch
Apollo I is using Virtual Switch Feature to support 2 CPUs
GP
U
#1
GP
U
#4
NIC
#1
NIC
#2
SS
D
#1
SS
D
#2
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x16 x16
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NIC
#3
NIC
#4
SS
D
#3
SS
D
#4
GP
U
#5
GP
U
#8
x16 x16 x8 x8
x16 x16
CPU 2
CPU 1
CXL ONLY
Apollo I
256 Lane Switch
Apollo I is using Virtual Switch Feature to support 2 CPUs
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CPU 2
CPU 1
XC50256 – 256-lane CXL 2.0 (and PCIe 5.0) Switch
XC51256 – 256-lane PCIe 5.0 (only) Switch
Customers can migrate from PCIe (XC51256) to CXL (XC50256) or vice-versa, or mix-and-match
CXL & PCIe in Hybrid Mode (XC50256) in the same silicon, without any change in their hardware
PCIe Mode CXL Mode
10. Call for Actions
Join the CXL Consortium
Collaborate on the next generation AI and
computing systems using CXL Technologies
Contact XConn Technologies for a demo of CXL
memory pooling and sharing
11. Address:
1245 S. Winchester Blvd
San Jose, CA 95128
Web:
Https://www.xconn-tech.com
Email:
JP.Jiang@xconn-tech.com