Nvidia has told suppliers that it will start incorporating Samsung Electronics’ fourth and fifth-generation advanced memory chips, HBM3 and HBM3E, into its AI chip cards, according to two people who received notices from Nvidia.HBM, which stands for high bandwidth memory, is crucial to improving data processing speed, particularly for AI that demands substantial computing power.The
Qianer Liu is a Communication Manager and journalist who writes for publications such as the Financial Times and Ars Technica. With a focus on technology and business, Qianer covers topics related to chip manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and Chinese tech companies. Her work has also been featured in The Irish Times, The Manila Times, The Australian Financial Review, and Yahoo Finance.