This invention discloses a pooled RAMDisk
system based on a single
machine with multiple CXL cards. By reconstructing the underlying architecture, this invention integrates parallel expansion of multiple CXL cards on a single
machine, and deep fusion of local main memory and non-volatile storage into a unified pooled RAMDisk
resource pool, completely breaking the limitations of existing technologies that focus on "single feature optimization." Simultaneously, the
system leverages end-to-end CXL direct connection channels and
security management mechanisms to ensure both
nanosecond-level ultra-low latency and multi-node sharing while maintaining security. Furthermore, it utilizes underlying persistence and multi-card redundancy to resolve the contradiction between high-speed access and data volatility, and, in conjunction with dynamic collaborative scheduling, eliminates performance friction and resource waste in multi-card environments. Ultimately, it achieves a perfect
synergy of five characteristics: high speed,
large capacity, non-volatility, sharing, and high
resource utilization, comprehensively filling the storage
technology gap in high-
performance computing scenarios. Therefore, this invention is highly suitable for large-scale application and promotion.