
HBM
/ˌeɪtʃ biː ˈɛm/
High Bandwidth Memory; a stacked DRAM technology that places memory dies directly atop or beside a processor for extreme data throughput
“AI accelerators rely on HBM to feed their thousands of compute cores without bottlenecks.”
Origin: Acronym: High Bandwidth Memory; standardized by JEDEC in 2013