The AI boom has favored Samsung like no other event, but this phase has also given the Korean giant motivation to challenge competitors it would typically steer clear of. Likely driven by a new confidence wave, a new report states that the Korean giant is now developing an AI accelerator using its 4nm process called “Gaia” and will enter the PC market by taking on Qualcomm and NVIDIA. Prototypes of Gaia have already been shipped to potential customers, with the possibility that this AI accelerator is paired with Samsung’s next-generation DRAM Sporting an optimized internal structure for its NPU, Samsung’s […]

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Rambus has announced the development of its fastest HBM controller yet, based on the HBM4E standard, offering up to 16 Gbps transfer speeds per pin. Ready For Next-Gen AI Data Center Superchips, Rambus Intros HBM4E Memory Controller As expected, Rambus has developed the world's fastest HBM4E memory controller, offering a 60% boost over its HBM4 controller with up to 16 Gbps pin speeds (vs 10 Gbps on HBM4) and up to 4.1 TB/s of total bandwidth per module (vs 2.56 GB/s on HBM4). The HBM4E standard will be utilized by NVIDIA's Rubin Ultra GPUs and AMD's MI500 series accelerators. Press […]

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