SoftBank, Intel work on AI memory chips that use half as much power

2025-05-30 21:30:00 英文原文

作者：Nikkei staff writers

Japanese tech investor sets sights on domestic data centers with $70m project

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SoftBank and Intel are partnering on the memory project, with support from other organizations such as the University of Tokyo. (Source photos by Nikkei)

TOKYO -- SoftBank and Intel are developing a type of memory for artificial intelligence expected to consume much less electricity than current chips, helping to build efficient AI infrastructure in Japan.

The companies plan to develop a structure for stacked DRAM chips that uses a different wiring structure than current advanced high-bandwidth memory, slashing power consumption by roughly half.

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SoftBank and Intel are partnering on a $70m project to develop energy-efficient memory for artificial intelligence, supported by the University of Tokyo. The aim is to create stacked DRAM chips with reduced power consumption, approximately halving current advanced high-bandwidth memory usage. This initiative seeks to enhance AI infrastructure efficiency in Japan.

SoftBank, Intel work on AI memory chips that use half as much power

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