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Samsung and AMD are co-developing advanced AI memory, with HBM4 in mass production and HBM4E targeting NVIDIA’s AI platform.
Samsung and AMD have expanded their partnership to co-develop next-generation AI memory, including HBM4 for AMD’s MI455X GPU and advanced DDR5 for EPYC CPUs, with HBM4 now in mass production offering up to 13 Gbps speeds and 3.3 TB/s bandwidth.
Samsung also unveiled HBM4E targeting 16 Gbps and 4.0 TB/s bandwidth, designed for NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin AI platform.
The companies plan to explore foundry collaborations and optimize the full computing stack for AI workloads.
Samsung showcased new memory and storage technologies, including LPDDR6 DRAM and PM9E3/PM9E1 NAND, aimed at on-device AI and personal AI supercomputing, while advancing manufacturing through AI-driven digital twins.
Samsung y AMD están desarrollando conjuntamente una memoria avanzada de IA, con HBM4 en producción en masa y HBM 4E dirigida a la plataforma de IA de NVIDIA.