Micron reveals fastest HBM4 memory
By ForGeeks
Micron has announced that it has begun shipping trial shipments of its cutting-edge HBM4 memory, which demonstrates record-breaking speeds. The new product delivers data transfer speeds of more than 2.8 TB/s, far exceeding the announced standard (2 TB/s) and leading competitors including Samsung and SK Hynix. Micron announced that it has begun shipping trial shipments of its cutting-edge HBM4 memory, which demonstrates record-breaking speeds. The key advantage of HBM4 is its exceptional bandwidth combined with high energy efficiency. This will enable giants such as NVIDIA and AMD to develop even higher-performance graphics adapters and artificial intelligence gas pedals with faster performance and lower power consumption. HBM4’s key advantage is its exceptional bandwidth combined with high power efficiency. Micron also announced the development of HBM4E, the next version of the product. It will allow key customers such as NVIDIA to customize memory parameters, reducing latency and improving performance. This move will be an industry first and will make HBM so versatile that it could fundamentally change the way processors and graphics chips are designed. The company is aiming to take the lead in the fast-growing HBM sector, which is valued at hundreds of billions of dollars. Micron generated nearly $2 billion in revenue from high-speed memory sales in the last quarter alone and is now ahead of rival firms in the technology race.
