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The semiconductor industry is considering separating High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) from GPUs to expand memory capacity. Optical links are identified as a potential key technology to enable this separation.
The semiconductor industry is considering separating High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) from GPUs to expand memory capacity. Optical links are identified as a potential key technology to enable this separation.
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Separating HBM from GPUs could allow for greater memory scalability and flexibility in AI chip design. Optical links may overcome current bandwidth and latency limitations, enhancing overall system performance.
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