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XCENA, a fabless company providing memory-centric computing solutions for AI infrastructure, today announced the appointment of Steve Fingerhut as Chief Business Officer. Fingerhut will lead XCENA’s global business, including sales, business development, product management, strategic partnerships, marketing and go-to-market strategy, as the company moves its MX1 CXL-based computing platform toward production deployment with hyperscalers, cloud service providers and enterprise AI infrastructure customers.

XCENA, a semiconductor company developing memory-centric computing solutions for AI infrastructure, today presented the architecture and measured performance of MX1, its computational CXL memory architecture, during the Hot Chips 2026 Memory session. Presented by Harry Kim, Chief Product Officer of XCENA, the session examined how MX1 combines large-scale memory expansion, SSD-backed capacity and programmable near-memory computing in a single CXL Type 3 device to address the growing memory constraints of AI infrastructure.

XCENA, providing memory-centric computing solutions for AI infrastructure, today introduced MX1, its production memory lineup built to break through the capacity, utilization and data-movement now limiting AI inference at scale. The company is showcasing MX1 at FMS 2026: The Future of Memory and Storage, being held Aug. 4–6 at the Santa Clara Convention Center.

XCENA, providing memory-centric computing solutions for AI infrastructure, today announced it has closed $135 million (KRW 202 billion) in a Series B financing round. XCENA will use the funding to accelerate the company’s global expansion, scale customer deployments, and advance its next-generation computational memory solution. Total fundraising now stands at $185 million with a current valuation of $570 million.