New Steam Controller Update Could Hint at Imminent Release (But Steam Machine Remains Uncertain)

A new update doubles down on prior rumors that the Steam Controller is finally about to release. But the Steam Machine may ...
SiliconANGLE

Rambus targets AI memory bottlenecks with new HBM4E controller IP

Chip and silicon intellectual property technology company Rambus Inc. today announced HBM4E Memory Controller IP, a new solution that delivers breakthrough performance with advanced reliability ...
Morningstar

Rambus Sets New Benchmark for AI Memory Performance with Industry-Leading HBM4E Controller IP

The HBM4E Controller is capable of supporting operation up to 16 Gigabits per second (Gbps) per pin providing an unprecedented throughput of 4.1 Terabytes per second (TB/s) to each memory device. For ...

Steam Controller leak hints at $99 price tag and dual trackpad design

The $99 price tag aligns with Valve's decision not to subsidize its new hardware. The company announced the Steam Controller ...
Semiconductor Engineering

HBM4E Raises The Bar For AI Memory Bandwidth

The pace of AI innovation continues to expose a painful reality. Compute keeps scaling, but memory bandwidth remains one of the hardest bottlenecks to remove. As AI models grow larger and more complex ...
Digi Times

SMIC resurges in memory and controller orders amid deepening AI-era crunch

The global semiconductor sector is at a critical juncture as demand for AI servers and high-performance computing (HPC) accelerates. A structural memory shortage is emerging across the supply chain, ...

SK hynix Begins Mass Production of 192GB SOCAMM2 'Setting a New Standard for AI Server Memory Performance'

SK hynix Inc. (or "the company", announced today that it has begun mass production of the 192GB SOCAMM2, a next-generation memory module standard based on the 1cnm process (sixth-generation of the 10 ...
Ars Technica

Why/How does an on-die memory controller increase performance?

The title pretty much says it all. I've been hearing about how much the on-die memory controller increases the performance of AMD's A64 chips, but I don't know how. Is it from reduced latiences? or ...