Shifting HBM4 Controller Functions Closer To Memory (UC Riverside)
<p>Tharunya Yogananda and Wantong Li of the University of California, Riverside published a technical paper titled “Beyond Host-Side Control: HBM Controller Partitioning Across Host and HBM Base Dies.” Abstract Excerpt: “Recent generations of high bandwidth memory (HBM), such as HBM4, allow the base die of the memory stack to be manufactured using a logic process... <a class="read_more" href="https://semiengineering.com/shifting-hbm4-controller-functions-closer-to-memory-uc-riverside/">» read more</a></p>
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