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HBM
(High Bandwidth Memory)
High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) is an advanced memory technology designed to provide significantly higher data transfer rates compared to traditional DRAM. HBM achieves this by stacking memory chips vertically and using wide interfaces, reducing latency and power consumption.
HBM is commonly used in high-performance computing (HPC), graphics cards, and AI accelerators, where fast memory access is critical. It is a key component of modern GPUs from companies like NVIDIA and AMD. HBM's high bandwidth and efficiency make it ideal for applications like machine learning (ML), gaming, and scientific simulations.
HBM is commonly used in high-performance computing (HPC), graphics cards, and AI accelerators, where fast memory access is critical. It is a key component of modern GPUs from companies like NVIDIA and AMD. HBM's high bandwidth and efficiency make it ideal for applications like machine learning (ML), gaming, and scientific simulations.