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During AMD’s “Meet the Experts” webinar, the AMD disclosed that it is working towards offering Compute eXpress Link (CXL) to its line of future Ryzen consumer CPUs. The technology will give consumers higher memory expansion, low latency, and enhanced performance through CXL on devices such as solid-state drives.<\/p>\n
During the webinar, Chris Ramseyer, Sr, Manager, Technical Marketing, Phison stated:\u00a0 “…this will be another ecosystem-type project, where it’s not just going to be Phison and not just AMD putting this together. We’re all going to have to work together to do this, and these collaborations have really advanced PCs over the last few years…”
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