Latest Marvell Blog Articles
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September 09, 2026
Marvell Structera X Extends CXL Interoperability to NVIDIA Vera
By Arifur Rahman, Director of Product Marketing, Custom Cloud Solutions, Marvell
Memory has become the defining constraint of modern AI infrastructure. Large language models, in-memory databases, and deep learning recommendation models all share the same bottleneck: there is never enough DRAM. Compute Express Link (CXL) was designed to break that bottleneck but a CXL memory expander is only as valuable as the breadth of platforms it can run on.
That is why ecosystem enablement is a core pillar of Marvell's CXL strategy. Today we are marking a new milestone: successful interoperability of the Marvell® Structera™ X CXL memory-expansion controller with the NVIDIA Vera CPU platform.
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September 08, 2026
Engineered to Collaborate: Robot Racing as a Microcosm of Marvell
By Vienna Alexander, Marketing Content Professional, Marvell
“You have exactly one hour. Good luck! Go!!” the announcer shouted into the microphone. At the Marvell headquarters in Santa Clara, California, the cafeteria was transformed into an engineering workshop. Every table was filled with a box of mechanical parts containing everything needed to build a robot fit for a race around campus.
Around 170 Marvell employees teamed up in groups of eight to ten to bring their visions to life. The Robot Racing event, a Marvell tradition, sparks creativity and teamwork among colleagues, embodying what Marvell is all about.
“It’s a great opportunity for us to get together, use our brains outside of regular meetings, have a team building event, laugh together and have fun,” said Principal Engineer Anis Weldon. “And if we win? That’s good! And even if we lose, that’s okay. We get the experience.”
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September 01, 2026
Program Spotlight: Marvell New Graduates Accelerate Professional/Technical Skills and Build Community
By Vienna Alexander, Marketing Content Professional, Marvell
Entering the workforce as a new graduate is a big milestone. Marvell aims to set up new grads for success through supportive programming designed to fast-track early career growth and foster community among cohorts.
Approximately 200 new graduate hires across the United States, Canada, and India recently completed the inaugural New Graduate Accelerator Program at Marvell. Through technical learning, professional development and community-building experiences—including connections with senior leaders and engineers across the company—new grads built the technical expertise, skills and relationships needed to navigate the first year at Marvell. Along the way, we also gained a deeper understanding of the company’s business, technology and culture.
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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.
Recent Posts
- Marvell Structera X Extends CXL Interoperability to NVIDIA Vera
- Engineered to Collaborate: Robot Racing as a Microcosm of Marvell
- Program Spotlight: Marvell New Graduates Accelerate Professional/Technical Skills and Build Community
- Shedding Light on AI's Blindspot
- The Road Back to Marvell: Finding Impact and Scale in AI Networking
