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Low-power DRAM standard chosen for Vera over DDR5 RDIMMs, primarily for power efficiency.
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At Hot Chips 2026 Samsung detailed a validated LPDDR5X-PIM part claiming 614 GB/s of internal bandwidth and 2.28x to 3.01x inference gains over plain LPDDR5X.
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Intel's Hot Chips disclosure details 32 Xe Cores, 32MB of L2 and 16-deep matrix engines. The figure it does not include is the one that decides whether the capacity is servable.
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One SKU, one compute die, 1.2 TB/s of LPDDR5X, and benchmark wins over a 96-core EPYC. The comparison with AMD's Venice is being set on Nvidia's terms rather than on core counts.
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