Everspin Debuts First CXL-Connected MRAM at SNIA 2026
Event summary
- Everspin demonstrated the world’s first CXL-connected MRAM platform at SNIA Developer Conference 2026.
- The system combines CXL’s high-speed connectivity with MRAM’s persistent memory capabilities.
- The demo used a Supermicro server with AMD EPYC 9355 processor and Wolley CXL controller.
- MRAM offers nanosecond-class access and writes up to 100x faster than NAND-based storage.
- The configuration enables pooled and shared persistent memory across hosts.
The big picture
Everspin’s demonstration highlights the growing demand for persistent memory solutions in AI-driven data centers. The integration of CXL with MRAM addresses the need for faster, more reliable data access, potentially reshaping memory architectures in high-performance computing environments. The collaboration with Supermicro, AMD, and Wolley underscores the industry’s push toward open standards-based memory connectivity.
What we're watching
- Adoption Pace
- How quickly data center customers will integrate CXL-connected MRAM into their AI workloads.
- Performance Validation
- Whether Everspin can demonstrate measurable benefits for specific customer applications.
- Market Expansion
- The extent to which CXL standard adoption will broaden MRAM’s addressable market.
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