Memory & CXL
CXL memory-disaggregation appliances for sale — pooled, rack-scale DDR5 memory that decouples capacity from the CPU/GPU node for AI inference, in-memory databases, and HPC. Pricing on request.
TORmem
TORmem M1000 Memory Appliance
New TORmem M1000 memory-disaggregation appliance for sale — a production-ready pool of high-capacity DDR5 on AMD Turin that shares memory to multiple servers over RDMA / RoCEv2 Ethernet.
CXL memory appliances for sale
What is a memory-disaggregation appliance?
It is a rack-scale pool of DDR5 memory shared to multiple servers over the network instead of being locked inside one box. Nodes borrow capacity from the pool on demand, so you raise memory utilization without over-provisioning every server. The TORmem M1000 delivers this over RDMA / RoCEv2 Ethernet so remote memory behaves close to local.
How much does a CXL / memory-pooling appliance cost?
Memory appliances are quoted per configuration on request — the figure depends on capacity, processor, and fabric options. Tell us the pool size and workload and we will return pricing and availability.
What workloads is disaggregated memory for?
AI inference with large context and KV-cache footprints, in-memory databases, and HPC — any workload that is memory-capacity bound rather than compute bound, where pooling capacity across nodes beats buying maximum DRAM in every server.
Is the TORmem M1000 new hardware?
Yes — the M1000 is a new, production-ready appliance built on AMD Turin (EPYC) and high-capacity DDR5. Exact configuration is confirmed at quote.
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