AMD takes over MEXT to 'address growing memory constraints' in the data center — memory tiering technology enables flash to appear as DRAM to applications

AMD has acquired MEXT to integrate its Predictive Memory Engine technology. This technology helps manage data by moving less frequently used information from DRAM to NAND storage. The move aims to improve efficiency in data centers. Memory tiering allows flash storage to function similarly to DRAM for applications. The acquisition addresses increasing demands for better memory management. AMD is looking to optimize performance and reduce costs. This development could lead to more scalable and efficient data center operations.

The integration of MEXT's technology could significantly improve data center efficiency and performance.