What Is Z-Angle Memory and Why Is Intel Developing It?

HPCwire·Feb 5

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Intel is developing a new type of memory known as Z-Angle Memory, possibly in collaboration with SoftBank. This new memory technology is expected to compete with existing high-bandwidth memory (HBM) solutions, particularly in ai data centers. The exact details and capabilities of Z-Angle Memory are not yet clear, but it is said to offer improvements in thermal performance.

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