CXL offers unprecedented opportunities to design and build much larger application and compute arrangements than were available even a few years ago. The ability to connect memory subsystems and other compute resources through a switched network provides a dizzying array of possibilities for custom tailoring an environment for a particular workload.
It also presents perplexing complexity of how to design and configure efficient, right-sized systems. Magnition is collaborating with JackRabbit Labs to provide a CXL simulation environment, allowing you to build intricate CXL configurations using deterministic behavioral simulations of genuine CXL component designs. These models can be run against real-world workloads to make sane design and layout decisions. This can be done without having the number of components, or even any of the components, to build a physical production system.
Join us as we describe how we emulate individual CXL devices and switches and build them into a large-scale simulation environment. With this, you can prove and stress your designs far more easily, cheaply and flexibly than building genuine lab systems.
