Steven Woo, Fellow and Distinguished Inventor presented at the just concluded Linley Spring Processor Conference a talk about AI in the Era of Connectivity. As he put it, the world is becoming increasingly connected, with a marked surge of digital data, causing a dependence on said data. With the explosion of digital data and AI,… Read More
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Memory Bandwidth Races Higher with HBM3
Podcast EP15: The Birth of Dynamically Reconfigurable Computing
Dan and Mike are joined by Geoff Tate, founding CEO of Flex Logix. Geoff has a storied career in semiconductors that includes over ten years at AMD, ending as senior VP, microprocessors and logic. Following AMD, Geoff was founding CEO of Rambus, growing the company from four people to IPO with a $2 billion market cap.
As co-founder… Read More
[Live Webinar] Security Solutions for an Evolving Data Center
Data Centers are rapidly evolving in response to significant tidal forces: the exponential growth in data traffic, the rise of new workloads with AI/ML being one of the foremost, and the distribution of computing to the edge of the network for low latency, real-time applications.… Read More
Rambus Design Summit
October 8, 2020
Join us for a day of virtual sessions covering the selection and implementation of IP solutions for the data center, 5G/edge and IoT devices including advancing the performance of AI/ML applications.
Connect with a community of industry experts and gain insights and practical information for the implementation… Read More
AI Requires Tailored DRAM Solutions
Rambus Take on AI in the Era of Connectivity at Linley Processor Conference
Spring Forward with AI
The euphoria of NCAA March Madness seems to spill over into the tech world. The epicenter of many tech talks this month spanning from GPU conference, OCP, SNUG to CASPA has evolved around an increased AI endorsement by many companies and its integration into many silicon driven applications. At this year CASPA Spring Symposium,… Read More
SOC security is not a job for general purpose CPUs
Life is full of convenience-security tradeoffs. Sometimes these are explicit, where you get to make an active choice about how secure or insecure you want things to be. Other times we are unaware of the choices we are making, and how risky they are for the convenience provided. If you leave your bike unlocked, you can expect it to be… Read More
Does the G in GDDR6 stand for Goldilocks?
In the wake of TSMC’s recent Open Innovation Platform event, I spoke to Frank Ferro, Senior Director of Product Management at Rambus. His presentation on advanced memory interfaces for high-performance systems helped to shed some light on the evolution of system memory for leading edge applications. System implementers now… Read More