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August 20, 2026
Shedding Light on AI's Blindspot
By Uniquely Wired, Profile of Angelina Totović, Principal Engineer, Photonic Fabric Business Unit, Marvell
This article was originally published in Uniquely Wired.
The frontier of photonics is among the least predictable corners of modern engineering, a place where quiet research can grow into $5.5 billion dollar acquisitions inside a five-year window, and where the engineers closest to the science are often so invested in the technological developments that they are the last to learn how much value they have actually created. Angelina has been inside that turbulence from the start. The deal Marvell struck with Celestial AI in late 2025, the largest event in her professional life so far, arrived through her newsfeed the same way it arrived for everyone else. The role she holds today did not exist when she first sat down to work on the technology that produced it. Read across the whole arc, her career has been one long exercise in learning to work with things she could not predict.
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August 12, 2026
The Road Back to Marvell: Finding Impact and Scale in AI Networking
By Moshe Hershkovitz, Embedded Staff Software Engineer, Marvell
There’s a saying in Hebrew that every ending is the first chapter of a new beginning. When it comes to my Marvell story, the new beginning had the same starting point.
I graduated university with a degree in computer engineering and joined Marvell as a Storage Security Firmware Engineer, working within a group focused on building security infrastructure from the ground up. It was a fascinating experience where I learned an immense amount about code, lab environments and firmware development. It was my ideal work environment: high energy, constantly challenging and had a meaningful impact.
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August 05, 2026
Marvell® Photonic Fabric™ Wins AI Infrastructure Award at FMS 2026
By Vienna Alexander, Marketing Content Professional, Marvell
At the Future of Memory and Storage (FMS) trade show, Marvell won the AI Infrastructure award for its Photonic Fabric™ technology, a transformational optical interconnect platform that overcomes the bandwidth and memory bottlenecks limiting AI infrastructure. By replacing electrical interconnects with optical I/O across package-, server- and rack-scale architectures, Marvell® Photonic Fabric™ enables scalable AI systems with dramatically higher bandwidth, lower latency, reduced power consumption and unprecedented memory scalability.
Memory bandwidth, memory locality and data movement are pressing constraints on AI training and inference scalability and token efficiency. Traditional architectures were not designed to support hundreds or thousands of accelerators across multiple racks. Photonic Fabric technology facilitates a new generation of disaggregated memory architectures where memory capacity is no longer constrained by the physical boundaries of individual servers or packages.
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August 05, 2026
Accelerating AI Infrastructure with Marvell Structera A and SK hynix CXL Memory: Enabling Efficient Near-Memory Processing
By Khurram Malik, Associate Vice President, Custom Cloud Solutions, Marvell, and Kangkyu Park, Vice President, System Architecture, SK hynix
The rapid growth of AI workloads is creating unprecedented demands on data center architectures. Modern AI applications, including large language models (LLMs), generative AI, recommendation systems, and high-performance computing, require significantly higher memory capacity, bandwidth, and efficiency.
Traditional compute-centric architectures are increasingly limited by the movement of data between processors and memory. As AI models continue to scale, excessive data movement creates performance bottlenecks, increases latency, and drives higher power consumption.
To address these challenges, the industry is moving toward memory-centric computing architectures enabled by Compute Express Link® (CXL®). CXL enables flexible memory expansion, memory pooling, and new system architectures that allow compute resources to operate more efficiently.
Marvell and SK hynix are collaborating to enable the next generation of memory-centric computing by combining Marvell® Structera™ A CXL-based near-memory acceleration technology with SK hynix advanced memory solutions. Together, Marvell and SK hynix are helping accelerate the adoption of CXL-enabled architectures for AI data centers by delivering a highly efficient and scalable approach to memory processing.
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August 04, 2026
Powering the Next Generation of PCIe Gen6 NVMe SSDs with the Marvell® Bravera™ SC6 SSD Controller
By RC Camillo, Product Management Director, Custom Cloud Solutions, Marvell
As PCIe Gen6 storage becomes increasingly important for AI infrastructure, cloud platforms, enterprise databases, and hyperscale data centers, SSD controllers must deliver significantly more than raw bandwidth. They need intelligent flash management, enterprise-grade security, advanced error correction and scalable architecture.
The Marvell® Bravera™ SC6 SSD Controller (MV-SF1410) addresses these challenges by combining PCIe Gen6 connectivity, NVMe 2.2 compliance, support for high-speed NAND flash, powerful multi-core processing, integrated security and advanced reliability technologies into a single enterprise-ready platform. The Marvell® Bravera™ SC6 SSD Controller (MV-SF1410) is engineered to meet the demanding requirements of modern data centers and enterprise storage environments. Designed to support PCIe Gen6 NVMe SSDs, this advanced controller combines exceptional performance, scalability, robust security and intelligent flash management.
Recent Posts
- Shedding Light on AI's Blindspot
- The Road Back to Marvell: Finding Impact and Scale in AI Networking
- Marvell® Photonic Fabric™ Wins AI Infrastructure Award at FMS 2026
- Accelerating AI Infrastructure with Marvell Structera A and SK hynix CXL Memory: Enabling Efficient Near-Memory Processing
- Marvell Structera™ X, A and S: A Comprehensive CXL Portfolio Powering AI Memory Innovation
