Samsung bets on zHBM as 2.5D memory nears its limits
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Samsung Electronics is betting on vertically stacked zHBM to move memory beyond the physical constraints of conventional 2.5D architectures, setting a system-level target of raising AI response throughput from about 100 to 1,000 tokens per second per user as workloads become more demanding.
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