Sandisk and SK Hynix release HBF spec to advance AI memory standard
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Sandisk and SK Hynix have published a technical specification for high-bandwidth flash through the Open Compute Project, a move that could shape future AI infrastructure worldwide. The standard is meant to help developers build faster, more efficient inference systems as demand rises for memory that sits closer to compute and handles larger workloads.
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