Digitimes September 30, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao neutral

Column: Memory and logic collide as AI shifts the balance

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As HBM approaches half the cost of a GPU-HBM CoWoS package, can memory still be viewed as merely a passive component of AI computing? The answer goes back to the "memory wall," a challenge that has shaped nearly half a century of semiconductor development.

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Column: Memory and logic collide as AI shifts the balance

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