Friday, January 27, 2023
  • Hype
  • Murai
  • Lipstiq
  • Diva
  • Varnam
  • Moviedash
  • Autofreaks
Lowyat.NET
  • News
    • Lifestyle
    • Computing
    • Hardware
    • Internet
    • Rumours & Leaks
    • Software
  • Forums
    • Kopitiam
    • Tradezone
    • Property Talk
    • Finance & Business
    • Fast and Furious
  • Gaming
    • PC Gaming
    • Console
    • Esports
  • Mobile
    • Apps
    • OS
    • Tablets
    • Phones
    • Telco
      • Celcom
      • DiGi
      • Maxis
      • Tune Talk
      • U Mobile
      • Buzzme
  • Pricelists
    • Hardware
      • Compu-zone
      • Viewnet
      • Thundermatch
      • Sri Computers
  • More
    • Automotive Tech
    • Drone
    • Enterprise
    • Entertainment
    • Fashion
    • E-Hailing
    • Wearables
No Result
View All Result
Lowyat.NET
  • News
    • Lifestyle
    • Computing
    • Hardware
    • Internet
    • Rumours & Leaks
    • Software
  • Forums
    • Kopitiam
    • Tradezone
    • Property Talk
    • Finance & Business
    • Fast and Furious
  • Gaming
    • PC Gaming
    • Console
    • Esports
  • Mobile
    • Apps
    • OS
    • Tablets
    • Phones
    • Telco
      • Celcom
      • DiGi
      • Maxis
      • Tune Talk
      • U Mobile
      • Buzzme
  • Pricelists
    • Hardware
      • Compu-zone
      • Viewnet
      • Thundermatch
      • Sri Computers
  • More
    • Automotive Tech
    • Drone
    • Enterprise
    • Entertainment
    • Fashion
    • E-Hailing
    • Wearables
No Result
View All Result
Lowyat.NET
No Result
View All Result
Home Hardware

Samsung Launches Flashbolt With 3rd Generation HBM2E Memory

by John Law
February 8, 2020
36
SHARES
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Earlier this week, Samsung launched “Flashbolt”, its newest and fastest memory standard to date. The new memory is based on the brand’s 3rd generation High Bandwidth Memory 2E (HBM2E), is designed for high performance computing (HPC) systems, and seemingly comes in a single 16GB capacity.

The new memory HBM2E standard is obviously a direct successor to Samsung’s last generation Aquabolt HBM2, which also had half the capacity at 8GB. To achieve this high capacity, Samsung says that it had stacked eight layers of 10nm, 16-Gigabit DRAM dies. Vertically and on top of a buffer chip. Further, the new HBM2E package has the dies interconnected through more than 40000 “through silicon via” microbumps.

On paper, Flashbolt has an average transfer speed of 3.2Gbps and a memory bandwidth of 410GB/s per stack. However, Samsung says that its new HBM2E is capable of attaining faster transfer speeds. Having achieved speeds of up to 4.2Gbps, with a memory bandwidth of 538GB/s per stack.

ADVERTISEMENT

Volume production of Flashbolt is expected to go into full motion sometime during the first half of this year. Availability has yet to be announced, but for now, Samsung says that it will continue providing its Aquabolt solutions to its clients.

(Source: Samsung)

Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or Telegram for more updates and breaking news. 

Tags: hbm2eSamsung
Back to top
Share14Tweet9SendShare

RELATED ARTICLES

Samsung Odyssey_Neo_G7 gaming monitor
Display

Samsung Announces New Odyssey Neo G7 43-Inch Gaming Monitor

by Heirul Kamel
January 27, 2023
News

Nokia And Samsung Sign 5G Patent Agreement

by John Law
January 25, 2023
samsung galaxy s23 ultra leak design snapdragon
Mobile Phones

Samsung Galaxy S23 Series Reportedly Running On Customised Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Chip

by Heirul Kamel
January 19, 2023
Samsung wallet ID
Mobile

Samsung Wallet Landing In Malaysia By The End Of January

by Heirul Kamel
January 19, 2023
Load More

ADVERTISEMENT

LOWYAT.TV

No Result
View All Result

TRENDING TODAY

  1. 1
    Fintech

    Touch ‘n Go To Be Scrutinise By KPDN’s Task Force Soon

  2. 2
    Entertainment

    Malaysia’s First IMAX With Laser Hall Is Now Open At GSC IOI City Mall East

  3. 3
    Automotive

    The First TNB Electron DC Fast Chargers Are Now Operational

  4. 4
    Fintech

    Touch ‘n Go To Provide Clarification Regarding Visa Card Issues To Government

  5. 5
    Hardware

    Samsung Launches Flashbolt With 3rd Generation HBM2E Memory

Consumer Tech News & Reviews Malaysia

NETWORK

  • Hype
  • Murai
  • Lipstiq
  • Diva
  • Varnam
  • Moviedash
  • Autofreaks

ABOUT

  • Advertise
  • Careers
  • Privacy Statement
  • Contact Us
  • Editorial Policy
  • Terms & Conditions

©2022 LOWYAT MEDIA, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Lifestyle
    • Computing
    • Hardware
    • Internet
    • Rumours & Leaks
    • Software
  • Forums
    • Kopitiam
    • Tradezone
    • Property Talk
    • Finance & Business
    • Fast and Furious
  • Gaming
    • PC Gaming
    • Console
    • Esports
  • Mobile
    • Apps
    • OS
    • Tablets
    • Phones
    • Telco
      • Celcom
      • DiGi
      • Maxis
      • Tune Talk
      • U Mobile
      • Buzzme
  • Pricelists
    • Hardware
      • Compu-zone
      • Viewnet
      • Thundermatch
      • Sri Computers
  • More
    • Automotive Tech
    • Drone
    • Enterprise
    • Entertainment
    • Fashion
    • E-Hailing
    • Wearables

©2022 LOWYAT MEDIA, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
We use cookies to improve your experience. Learn More.