Optimizing AI Workloads: The Future of High-Bandwidth Memory and Low-Latency Storage
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Are storage and memory driving data centre evolution?
Advanced storage and memory solutions are critical to data centres’ ability to manage soaring power demands and maintain uptime in our ever-expanding digital world, as Iwona Zalewska, Regional Director for UK & Ireland, DRAM Business Manager, EMEA Region at Kingston Technology Europe, explains. While data centres have long been the unsung backbone of our ever-expanding digital lives, their importance has recently become big news due to the unpre…
Optimizing AI Workloads: The Future of High-Bandwidth Memory and Low-Latency Storage
AI applications—ranging from deep learning models to natural language processing and real-time analytics—demand vast amounts of computational power, memory bandwidth, and storage efficiency. Traditional memory and storage architectures struggle to keep up with the increasing demand, leading to bottlenecks that slow down AI training and inference. To address these challenges, the industry is turning to high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and low-latency …
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