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New FC6116 SSD Controller and MC600 CXL Memory Controller deliver breakthrough performance, efficiency, security, and scalability for AI and cloud infrastructure.
ScaleFlux will introduce two next-generation PCIe® Gen6 silicon solutions at Future of Memory and Storage (FMS) 2026: the FC6116 PCIe Gen6 NVMe SSD Controller and the MC600 PCIe Gen6 CXL® 3.2 Type 3 Memory Controller. Together, these products expand ScaleFlux’s portfolio of high-performance storage and memory controller technologies, enabling AI, hyperscale cloud, and enterprise infrastructure with higher bandwidth, lower power consumption, and greater scalability. Beyond silicon, ScaleFlux differentiates itself by delivering a complete turnkey solution, including production-ready firmware, validated reference designs, and contract manufacturing partner support, enabling customers to accelerate development, simplify qualification, and bring products to market faster.
The FC6116 is ScaleFlux’s flagship PCIe Gen6 NVMe SSD controller, purpose-built for AI, hyperscale, enterprise, and cloud storage deployments.
The controller supports TLC, QLC, and SLC NAND with capacities up to 256 TB and enables all major EDSFF form factors, including E1.S/L, E3.S/L and U.2/3. A turnkey Arm®-based firmware platform accelerates product development while enabling rapid customer customization.
Designed for large-scale AI storage deployments, FC6116 combines full PCIe Gen6 bandwidth with exceptional power efficiency, enabling higher bandwidth per watt, greater storage density, and lower total cost of ownership.
FC6116 will begin sampling with key customers in Q4 2026.
ScaleFlux also introduces the MC600 PCIe Gen6 CXL® 3.2 Type 3 Memory Controller, delivering industry-leading power efficiency for next-generation memory expansion and pooling.
Built on a PCIe Gen6 physical layer and compliant with the CXL 3.2 specification, MC600 enables high-capacity memory expansion while consuming less than 9W typical power in a PCIe Gen6 x8 configuration. This level of efficiency allows hyperscalers and cloud providers to expand memory capacity without increasing power or cooling requirements.
A key differentiator is native support for both DDR4 and DDR5 on a single controller, allowing customers to leverage existing DDR4 infrastructure while transitioning to next-generation CXL memory architecture. This capability helps reduce capital expenditure and extends the lifecycle of deployed memory assets.
Supporting PCIe add-in cards (AICs), EDSFF E3.S (1T and 2T), and custom form factors, MC600 provides deployment flexibility across servers, AI systems, storage platforms, and edge computing environments.
MC600 will begin sampling with key customers in Q4 2026.
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