Micron has demonstrated what it calls the world's first 512GB DDR5 registered dual in-line memory module (RDIMM) across multiple server platforms, doubling the capacity of the 256GB RDIMM it began sampling in May as next-generation systems demand greater memory capacity and bandwidth.
US memory chip startup Kepler Computing has emerged from stealth after seven years, disclosing US$468 million in total funding and a plan to rethink how high-density memory is manufactured.
AI infrastructure customers are starting to reconsider how much high-bandwidth memory (HBM) needs to be placed alongside accelerators as external memory tiers create new options for storing key-value (KV) cache, according to Astera Labs.
Altera, the programmable-chip maker backed by Silver Lake and Intel, has confidentially filed for an initial public offering (IPO) in the US, positioning the company to tap renewed investor demand for semiconductor and AI-related businesses.
