High-Bandwidth Flash or HBFD, the memory that offers more capacity than HBM, will not be used by NVIDIA; instead, Google is going to be a key customer. NVIDIA To Keep on Using HBM, HBF Not Yet In Consideration, But Set For Sampling Later This Year NAND DRAM has seen big adoption with the recent AI push. While primarily used for storage, such as SSDs, the upcoming flash memory technology could play a major role with HBF (High-Bandwidth Flash), the next generation NAND DRAM tech that bridges the gap between HBM and NAND Flash. HBF is being co-developed by SanDisk and […]
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