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Samsung develops industry’s first 36GB HBM3E 12H DRAM

Samsung, the world leader in semiconductor memory chips, has announced that it has developed the industry's first 12-stack HBM3E DRAM chip. It is the world's highest-capacity HBM memory chip to date, and the company claims that it offers 50% higher capacity and performance than previous-generation HBM memory chips. Samsung unveils industry's first 36GB HBM3E DRAM chip According to Samsung, its HBM3E 12H chip offers a bandwidth of up to 1,280GB/s and a capacity of up to 36GB. That is 50% higher than current-generation…

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman visits Samsung’s semiconductor chip plant in Korea

Last week, it was revealed that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman visited South Korea to meet executives from Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix for a possible alliance for AI chips. It has now been revealed that he visited Samsung's semiconductor chip plant in the country, and it is possible that OpenAI will develop its own chips for AI processing. OpenAI could design in-house AI processing chips with help of Samsung and SK Hynix It is being reported by ETNews that Sam Altman arrived in South Korea on January 26 and then toured…

Samsung extends output cuts in anticipation of AI-driven recovery: Report

Samsung's recent financial report showed net income surpassing expectations. The company expressed confidence that AI-related applications would fuel memory demand growth by the end of the year. As part of its plans to capitalize on this trend, Samsung, South Korea's largest company, aims to double its capacity for producing high-bandwidth memory (HBM) by 2024. HBM is a cutting-edge technique crucial for AI training. Investors responded positively to Samsung's strategic focus on…

Intel HPC Roadmap: 800W Rialto Bridge GPU, Falcon Shores XPU, Ponte Vecchio with HBM Benchmarks

Intel's keynote at the International Supercomputing Conference came with a new roadmap as it works towards its daunting goal of delivering Zettascale-class performance by 2027. As you can see in Intel's Super Compute Silicon Roadmap above, today's announcements include the first details of Intel's Rialto Bridge GPUs, the next generation of its yet-to-be-launched Ponte Vecchio GPUs. Rialto Bridge will sport up to 160 cores fabbed on a newer process node, comes with an obviously heavily-reworked architecture, operates at…