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2025-12-18 · morethanmoore.substack.com

Solving The Problems of HBM-on-Logic

Future AI Accelerators Might Need To Be Slower To Be Faster

This means a singular high-powered compute die consuming ~400W, with multiple 12-Hi HBM stacks.
peak GPU temperature of 69.1ºC, with the HBM silicon reaching around 60ºC in its worst case.
2025-10-06 · venturebeat.com

Beyond Von Neumann: Toward a unified deterministic architecture

The mechanism behind this is a time-resource matrix: A scheduling framework that orchestrates compute, memory and control resources across time. Much like a train timetable, scalar, vector and matrix operations move across a synchronized compute fabric without pipeline stalls or contention.
By predicting exactly when data will arrive — whether in 10 cycles or 200 — Deterministic Execution can slot dependent instructions into the right future cycle. This turns latency from a hazard into a schedulable event, keeping the execution units fully utilized and avoiding the massive thread and…
2025-09-05 · arxiv.org

The Future of Memory: Limits and Opportunities

Memory latency, bandwidth, capacity, and energy increasingly limit performance. In this paper, we reconsider proposed system architectures that consist of huge (many-terabyte to petabyte scale) memories shared among large numbers of CPUs. We argue two practical engineering…

2025-08-31 · semiwiki.com

Backside Power Delivery (BSPD) Wiki

Backside Power Delivery (BSPD), also called Backside Power Delivery Network (BSPDN) or backside power via (BPV) technology, is a semiconductor manufacturing innovation in which the chip’s primary power distribution network … Continue reading "Backside Power Delivery (BSPD) Wiki"

2025-06-17 · linkedin.com

HBM roadmap

A slide deck revealing the plans (and expectations) for next-generation High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) technology was published by Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and TERA (Terabyte Interconnection and Package Laboratory). Starting with HBM4. This will be the…

2025-05-15 · semiengineering.com

Die-to-die Interconnect Standards In Flux

Many features of UCIe 2.0 seen as “heavy” are optional, causing confusion.

The spec is defined with so many variants that you can tailor it to your exact needs. It’s applicable for everything from automotive to high-performance compute to AI to mil/aero because it has so many flavors. That’s also a curse to an IP provider. How do you support all those flavors?”
the latter predominates, since virtually all projects underway are internal projects, with all chiplets being internally created and applied. Interoperability with externally sourced chiplets is therefore not a concern
2025-04-02 · thememoryguy.com

AI xPUs to be Cooled by HBM

High-end xPUs (GPUs, TPUs, and other AI processors) use HBM memories to get the absolute highest memory bandwidth for training the Large Language Models (LLMs) used in today's generative AI systems. These processors, used in the thousands by hyperscale datacenters, can consume a…

2024-06-17 · yolegroup.com

DRAM: an industry in full flight

Generative AI and High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) fuel DRAM market growth. OUTLINE The HBM market has the potential to grow to US$14 billion in 2024. Yole Group expects HBM revenue growth to continue with a CAGR23-29 of ~38%, reaching about US$37.7 billion in 2029. 4F2 cell designs…

2024-02-22 · blocksandfiles.com

Grokking Groq’s Groqness

Startup Groq has developed an machine learning processor that it claims blows GPUs away in large language model workloads – 10x faster than an Nvidia GPU at 10 percent of the cost, and needing a tenth of the electricity. Update: Groq model compilation time and time from access…

2024-02-22 · r-bloggers.com

3 Reasons to Learn Caret

Machine learning is the study and application of algorithms that learn from and make predictions on data. From search results to self-driving cars, it has manifested itself in all areas of our lives and is one of the most exciting and fast-growing fields of research in the world…