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HPC, AI drive 15-fold increase in HBM demand

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Parallel computer architectures, such as those deployed for modern high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, frequently encounter memory bottlenecks that limit performance, known as the ‘memory wall’. Historically, this has stemmed from the advances in processor performance (such as CPUs, GPUs and other AI accelerators) outpacing developments in memory performance, writes Dr Shababa Selim, senior technology ana…

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