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Astera Labs at TSMC China Technology Symposium – June 2023 (Chinese)

Astera Labs’ Head of Sales and Operations for Asia, Campbell Kan, shares details on our partnership with TSMC. We recently had the opportunity to demonstrate our Aries Smart Retimers and Leo Memory Connectivity Platform – solutions optimized to enable compute-intensive generative AI – at TSMC’s China Technology Symposium.

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Astera Labs Delivers Industry-First CXL Interop with DDR5-5600 Memory Modules

Earlier this year, we announced the launch of our Cloud-Scale Interop Lab for CXL to provide robust interoperability testing between our Leo Memory Connectivity Platform and a growing ecosystem of CXL supported CPUs, memory modules and operating systems. By providing this critical testing, we enable customers to deploy CXL-attached memory with confidence by minimizing interoperational… Read More »

Three Things to Know about Astera Labs’ Taurus Ethernet Smart Cable Module Diagnostic Capabilities

Today’s data centers are under pressure to keep up with the ever-increasing demand for data processing, transfer, and storage. This is especially true with the advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and the continued investments by more than 97% of organizations in big data and AI initiatives[1]. To keep this data moving and easily accessible,… Read More »

3 Key Takeaways from the Optical Fiber Communications (OFC) Conference and Expo

Earlier this month, Astera Labs participated in the largest-ever multi-vendor interoperability demo hosted by the Optical Internetworking Forum (OIF) where more than 30 member companies came together to showcase next-generation control management, electrical, and optical technologies. At the show, Astera Labs demonstrated compliance of its Taurus Ethernet Smart Cable Modules™ (SCM) with the OIF’s Common… Read More »

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Let’s Get Real with CXL at MemCon!

Join us at this industry-first memory event focused on end users and systems, taking place Tuesday March 28 through Wednesday March 29 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. In today’s data centers, the exponential growth in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning applications is driving the need for a significant increase in memory…. Read More »