CXL Controller with Zero Latency IDE: You Can't Do Better Than Zero
October 7, 2021
The virtuous cycle of data holds that as volume increases, the value increases. More volume requires faster processing and faster links. More value demands that computing and connecting be secure. That’s why the Compute Express Link™ (CXL) standard specifies that its speedy links be protected by Integrity and Data Encryption (IDE). But if the implementation of IDE introduces latency overhead, then you’re operating at cross purposes where performance is sacrificed for security.
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