Panmnesia and Meta highlight CXL as a route to larger server memory pools

The item describes a CXL controller and port-based routing switch intended to expand memory across many servers. For memory buyers, the signal is that hyperscale users continue to search for ways to increase usable memory capacity without relying only on new local DIMMs. If CXL designs prove practical at scale, they could change the mix of demand toward expansion controllers, pooled memory architectures, and data-center memory reuse rather than simple one-server upgrades.