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technology4 months ago

NVIDIA Unveils Blackwell Ultra and RTX 5090 for Neural Rendering Dominance

NVIDIA's Hot Chips 2025 presentation focused on the upcoming RTX 5090 and the Blackwell architecture, emphasizing advancements in neural rendering, AI integration, and memory technology. The new architecture aims to enhance machine learning performance, efficiency, and scalability across data centers and mobile devices, with features like shader execution reordering, FP4 ML compute, GDDR7 memory, and support for simultaneous AI and graphics workloads, paving the way for more realistic graphics and AI-powered gaming experiences.

via ServeTheHome|
#blackwell-architecture#gddr7#neural-rendering
technology1 year ago

NVIDIA's RTX 50 Series: New GPUs with Samsung GDDR7 and Price Leaks

NVIDIA has chosen Samsung's GDDR7 memory for its upcoming GeForce RTX 50 "Blackwell" GPUs, marking a significant win for Samsung in the next-gen memory market. This decision highlights Samsung's early verification and validation success, despite competition from SK Hynix and Micron. The new GPUs, expected to launch in early 2025, will feature both 28 Gbps and 32 Gbps GDDR7 memory, with the RTX 5080 utilizing the fastest dies. Samsung's GDDR7 modules promise future speeds up to 42.5 Gbps, potentially increasing memory capacities.

via Wccftech|
#blackwell-gpus#gddr7#geforce-rtx-50
technology1 year ago

"Next-Gen Nvidia RTX 50 Series GPUs to Utilize High-Speed GDDR7 Memory"

Rumors suggest that Nvidia's upcoming RTX 50-series "Blackwell" GPUs, expected to launch in late 2024 or early 2025, will be based on the GB202 and GB203 GPUs, with the former being the flagship version. These GPUs may feature a 512-bit memory interface and 28Gbps GDDR7 memory, potentially offering a significant performance boost. However, details about multi-chip packaging and memory bus widths remain uncertain, and as with all rumors, these specifications should be taken with caution.

via TechSpot|
#gddr7#gpus#nvidia
technology1 year ago

"Next-Gen GPU Memory: Faster and Shared Configurations Leaked"

Nvidia's upcoming GeForce RTX 50-series (Blackwell) GPUs are rumored to feature GDDR7 memory, with leaked information suggesting that the memory interface configurations will be similar to the current Ada Lovelace series. The Blackwell family is expected to support higher data transfer rates and promise increased performance compared to existing memory solutions. The leaked details also hint at the potential use of 16 Gb or 24 Gb GDDR7 memory ICs with the initial GeForce RTX 50-series graphics boards, although the launch date remains uncertain.

via Tom's Hardware|
#blackwell-series#gddr7#gpu
technology2 years ago

"Rumors suggest NVIDIA's RTX 50 series GPUs to feature GDDR7 memory and 384-bit bus"

Rumors suggest that the upcoming NVIDIA RTX 50 GB202 GPU, built on the Blackwell architecture, will feature a 384-bit memory bus and integrate GDDR7 memory, providing a significant boost in bandwidth. The flagship gaming processor is expected to have a configuration of 192 SM and potentially 24,567 CUDA cores. The release date is unclear, but it is speculated to be within a similar timeframe as the B100 and GB200 graphics accelerators, which are set to launch between 2024-2025.

via VideoCardz.com|
#blackwell#gddr7#gpu
technology2 years ago

Micron Unveils Next-Gen Memory Technologies for Faster Servers and Higher Capacities

Micron has unveiled its roadmap for upcoming memory innovations, including the introduction of HBM4E memory in 2028 with capacities of 48 to 64GB per stack and a bandwidth of 2TB/s. The roadmap also reveals plans for GDDR7 technology in late 2024, bringing a boost in bandwidth to 32 Gbps, and subsequent higher bandwidth of 36 Gbps in 2027 and 2028. Additionally, Micron plans to introduce MCRDIMM memory in 2025 with capacities ranging from 128 to 256GB and a transfer speed of 8800 MT/s.

via VideoCardz.com|
#gddr7#hbm4e#memory-technology
technology2 years ago

Micron's Roadmap Reveals Next-Gen Memory Solutions: GDDR7 in 2024, DDR5-12800 in 2026

Micron has released its latest roadmap, revealing its upcoming memory technologies, including GDDR7 for next-gen NVIDIA GPUs. The GDDR7 memory modules are expected to offer higher clock speeds of 32 Gbps, providing up to 128 GB/s bandwidth per module. The initial GDDR7 modules are anticipated to be available by mid-2024, coinciding with the expected launch of NVIDIA's next-generation lineup. Micron plans to further upgrade GDDR7 with higher speeds and capacities, potentially introducing 32 Gb solutions. Additionally, Micron's roadmap includes plans for HBM4 memory in 2025 and 2027, as well as advancements in LPCAMM2 and DDR memory.

via Wccftech|
#gddr7#memory-technologies#micron
technology2 years ago

Samsung Unveils Next-Gen Shinebolt Memory Innovations for Hyperscale AI Era

Samsung unveiled its HBM3E memory called Shinebolt, offering improved memory bandwidth and speed for high-end processors and GPUs. The company also provided updates on the development of its GDDR7 VRAM, LPDDR5X CAMM memory, and Detachable AutoSSD. Samsung's HBM3E memory is faster than similar chips from Micron and SK Hynix, with data transfer speeds of 9.8Gbps per pin and capacities of up to 36GB. The company is also working on HBM4 memory using advanced chip manufacturing and packaging technologies. Additionally, Samsung announced the development of GDDR7 memory with lower power consumption, a petabyte-scale SSD, and detachable LPDDR5X DRAM for laptops and PCs. For automotive use, Samsung introduced Detachable AutoSSD with high data transfer speeds and storage capacity.

via SamMobile - Samsung news|
#detachable-autossd#gddr7#hbm3e-memory
technology2 years ago

Samsung Unveils Next-Gen Memory Innovations for Hyperscale AI Era

Samsung has unveiled its next-generation memory technologies, including HBM3E "Shinebolt" for AI and data centers, GDDR7 for gaming graphics, and LPDDR5x CAMM2 for slimming down mobile designs. The HBM3E offers impressive speeds of 9.8 Gbps per pin, while GDDR7 provides a 40% performance boost and 20% power efficiency improvement compared to GDDR6. The LPDDR5x CAMM2 is expected to be a game changer in the PC and laptop DRAM market. Samsung aims to offer a custom turnkey service combining advanced packaging technologies and foundry offerings.

via Wccftech|
#gddr7#hbm3e#lpddr5x
technology2 years ago

Samsung Unveils 'Shinebolt': Revolutionary 36GB HBM3E Memory with Lightning-Fast 9.8 Gbps Speeds

Samsung has announced Shinebolt, its HBM3E memory, which offers higher capacities and greater memory bandwidth than its predecessor, HBM3. Shinebolt will have a maximum capacity of 36GB and a memory clockspeed of 9.8Gbps/pin, making it faster and more efficient than previous HBM memory. Samsung also provided an update on its GDDR7 memory, which will feature a switch to PAM3 encoding, allowing for improved memory transfer rates. GDDR7 is expected to have 50% lower standby power consumption than GDDR6. Both Shinebolt and GDDR7 are targeted at high-end processors, particularly in the AI market.

via AnandTech|
#gddr7#hbm3e#high-end-processors
technology2 years ago

Micron's Advancements in DRAM Technology: Higher Capacities and Enhanced Performance

Micron has published its updated DRAM roadmap, revealing plans for high-capacity DDR5 memory devices, GDDR7 chips for graphics cards, and HBMNext for AI and high-performance computing applications. Micron aims to release 32 Gb DDR5 memory dies in the first half of 2024, enabling the production of 32 GB DDR5 modules with lower costs. The company also plans to introduce 128GB DDR5 modules in 2024, with further capacity expansions in 2025. Additionally, Micron is preparing for the launch of GDDR7 memory in the first half of 2024, offering increased bandwidth for next-generation graphics processors. In the HBM space, Micron is developing HBMNext with capacities of 36 GB and 64 GB, boasting high bandwidth per stack for AI and HPC applications.

via AnandTech|
#ddr5#dram#gddr7
technology2 years ago

Samsung Leads the Way with World's First GDDR7 Memory, Reaching 32 Gbps Speeds

Samsung has announced the development of GDDR7 DRAM memory for next-generation GPUs, offering speeds of up to 32 Gbps and up to 1.5 TB/s of bandwidth. The GDDR7 memory will provide a 40% performance boost and 20% power efficiency improvement compared to the current fastest GDDR6 DRAM. It is expected to be installed in AI, HPC, gaming, and automotive systems, with the first products to be verified this year. The new memory standard will be available in various bus configurations and is optimized for high-speed workloads. GPU makers, including AMD and NVIDIA, will have the option to choose from Samsung, Micron, and SK Hynix GDDR7 memory. The shift to GDDR7 is expected to occur in late 2024 or 2025.

via Wccftech|
#gddr7#gpus#memory
technology2 years ago

NVIDIA's RTX 50 "Blackwell" GPUs: 2-2.6x Faster Than RTX 40, 3nm Monolithic, and Overhauled Streaming Multiprocessors

Rumors suggest that NVIDIA's next-gen GeForce RTX 50 series graphics cards will utilize the new Blackwell GPU architecture, which will retain a monolithic die approach and may be manufactured on TSMC's 3nm process node. The Blackwell GPUs are expected to feature massive overhaul to CUDA architecture, support for GDDR7 memory, and a PCIe Gen 5 interface with clock speeds of 3 GHz+. The flagship GB102 GPU is said to rock 144 SMs and 96 MB of L2 cache, and the performance is rumored to be another 2x leap over Ada GPUs.

via Wccftech|
#blackwell#gddr7#gpu