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Samsung's Processing-in-Memory (PIM)
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In-memory compute has been an attractive proposition for many years because compute within a memory chip can exploit its higher internal bandwidth. Additionally, in-memory compute avoids the long latency path between DRAM and traditional compute cores. At Hot Chips 2026, Samsung discusses their continued pursuit of in-memory compute with their PIM (Processing-in-Memory) push. They’re implementing ...
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