Primemas, a fabless company specializing in SoC Hublets (hub chiplets), is now sampling its Compute Express Link (CXL) 3.0 memory controller. The company is collaborating with Micron through its CXL ASIC Validation Lab (AVL) program to accelerate the commercialization of next-generation CXL controllers compatible with Micron’s advanced DRAM modules.
Hublets are SoC modules in a pluggable chiplet format, offering a range of IP infrastructure, including CPU, network-on-chip bus, memory controllers, and resource schedulers, along with high-bandwidth, low-latency die-to-die interfaces.
Unlike conventional CXL memory expansion controllers constrained by fixed form factors and limited DRAM capacity, Primemas says its chiplet technology offers greater scalability and modularity. Working with Micron, the company aims to deliver a reliable CXL 3.0 controller paired with Micron’s high-capacity 128-GB RDIMM modules.
The semiconductor startup has delivered engineering samples and development boards to strategic customers and partners, who have helped validate the performance and capabilities of its Hublet versus alternative CXL controllers. Building on this early success, Primemas is now ready to ship Hublet product samples to memory vendors, customers, and ecosystem partners.
Learn more about Primemas Hublets here.
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