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Intel’s Ex-CEO Pat Gelsinger Says HBM Is A “Hideous Memory,” Replete With Terrible Bit Density, And Thermal And Shoreline Bandwidth Issues, Even As Nanya Reiterates DRAM Shortages Till 2028

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Intel’s former CEO has again assailed HBM as a flawed memory architecture, albeit “the best one that we got.” Meanwhile, in what is a direct consequence of the ongoing production shift towards HBM at the expense of commodity DRAM, Nanya has just reiterated that DRAM shortages will persist until early 2028. After calling HBM a “lousy” solution in July, Intel’s former CEO Pat Gelsinger has just doubled down on his criticism Intel’s former head honcho has just issued a withering criticism of the High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM) solution in a wide-ranging interview with a16Z, noting: “HBM is a hideous memory. That’s […]

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