GDDR7 Memory Supercharges AI Inference
GDDR7 memory enhances AI inference with up to 48 GT/s and 192 GB/s throughput, utilizing PAM3 encoding for improved performance, advanced reliability features, and supporting high-memory throughput in various applications.
Read original articleGDDR7 memory has emerged as a cutting-edge solution for enhancing AI inference capabilities, boasting a performance roadmap of up to 48 Gigatransfers per second (GT/s) and a memory throughput of 192 GB/s per device. This new generation of graphics memory is essential for the increasing demands of AI workloads, particularly in inference applications where low latency and high bandwidth are critical. GDDR7 memory significantly outperforms its predecessor, GDDR6, by utilizing three-bit pulse amplitude modulation (PAM3) encoding, which allows for a 50% increase in data transmission rates. The memory can deliver 128 GB/s of bandwidth, more than double that of LPDDR5T. Additionally, GDDR7 incorporates advanced reliability features, including on-die error correction and data integrity enhancements. The transition to four 10-bit channels from two 16-bit channels in GDDR6 further optimizes performance. The Rambus GDDR7 Controller IP is designed to support high-memory throughput and programmability, facilitating the integration of GDDR7 in various applications. As AI inference models grow in size and complexity, the need for high-performance memory solutions like GDDR7 becomes increasingly vital for AI accelerators and GPUs deployed in edge computing environments.
- GDDR7 memory offers up to 48 GT/s and 192 GB/s throughput, enhancing AI inference.
- It utilizes PAM3 encoding for a 50% increase in data transmission compared to GDDR6.
- GDDR7 provides 128 GB/s bandwidth, significantly outperforming LPDDR5T.
- Advanced reliability features include on-die error correction and data integrity enhancements.
- The Rambus GDDR7 Controller IP supports high-memory throughput and programmability.
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90% of the article is just finding new ways to integrate "AI" into a purely fluff sentence.
I didn't think it was.
Sounds pretty awesome. I would think that it's going to be much hard to achieve the same clock speeds.
Anyone heard anything about memristors being in a real large scale memory/compute product?
Any bets on when it gets renamed AIDDR? Only partly joking
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