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Digitimes November 12, 2026 By Charlene Chen positive

AMD targets lower DRAM use with AI-predictive memory management

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As AI servers and data centers expand, rising DRAM demand is driving up memory prices and supply pressures, making memory an increasingly important infrastructure cost. AMD has introduced AI-predictive memory management technology that tiers DRAM and NAND flash, forecasts application data-access needs, and moves data from Flash to DRAM before CPUs require it, reducing reliance on costly DRAM capacity.
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