Semidynamics wants to make memory the metric that matters
Semidynamics brings a memory-first inference stack to ISC.
AMD Versal memory package
Packs more memory capacity performance in smaller package.
Semidynamics announces 3 nm inference tape-out and a full-stack systems roadmap
Semidynamics moves to offer silicon.
SideFX Houdini 21’s system requirements analysis
Great software deserves appropriate hardware.
HBM competitor from Intel JV?
Saimemory and Intel will build new memory chip.
If video killed the radio, did AMD or Intel kill the ECC?
Criticism directed at both companies for lack of universal support of ECC.
Micron’s massive-memory-density HBM
Second-gen HBM brings 1.2TB/s speeds.
Samsung announces GDDR7
Next-gen high-bandwidth RAM for games, AI, and pro graphics.
More, faster memory from Samsung
640K should be enough for anybody—said Bill Gates, apparently never. I've said some stupid things and some wrong things, but not that. No one involved in computers would ever say that a certain amount of memory is enough for all time. I did not say that in 1981 when the PC came out. I didn’t. I didn’t. I didn’t! (Source: … Read more
Samsung asks, how smart is your memory?
(Source: Samsung) Samsung used the 2021 Hot Chips conference, thirty-third in the series, to further reveal and promote a novel alteration of how high-speed memory could be built with AI technology. Samsung’s revelations included the successful integration of its processing-in-memory (PIM)-enabled High Bandwidth Memory (HBM-PIM) into a commercialized accelerator system. That, said Samsung, would broaden PIM to include DRAM … Read more
Adobe will be more compelling for professionals with the acquisition of Frame.io
Adobe agrees to acquire Frame.io Adobe is adding some real power to its video product line with the acquisition of Frame.io, a cloud-based video company with over a million users. Like Adobe, Frame.io has a subscription-based business. Its “cloud-first” workflow promises responsiveness and data management features. It has also been offering integration with widely used video tools including Adobe’s … Read more
Remember the memory crunch of 1988?
Back when the PC was just a toddler, memory prices dropped after spiking.