Beyond NVLink and Scale-Out Networks: A One-Chip-Like CXL Datacenter
NVLink provides a fast local domain, while Ethernet or InfiniBand connects those domains through a scale-out network boundary. This review examines how CXL can extend shared addressing, transaction ordering, and device-level recovery across the datacenter.
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Memory Capacity Is Not Memory Bandwidth: RamRyder Gives Cloud VMs Their Own Channels
RamRyder exposes DRAM channels to a modified virtualization stack, separating baseline isolation from elastic CXL resources. Its benefit depends on page placement, not simply attaching more memory.

Fast Tokens, Slow Agents: Agentix Schedules the Program Behind Each LLM Call
Agentix carries program history into LLM scheduling so repeated calls do not continually regain priority. Its gains concern completed agent programs, not a faster matrix kernel.

Keeping Old NICs on the RDMA Path: What ByteDance's BURST Really Accelerates
BURST implements a RoCE-compatible transport in a userspace service so ordinary Ethernet endpoints can communicate with RNICs. Near-400G throughput needs parallel queues, and faster KV transfer is not the same as faster end-to-end inference.
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