If I had a few billion for a TSMC factory, I would…
This is what I’m referencing. The memory sits on the package with the processor, connected with thousands of microscopic traces, so fine it needs an expensive substrate rather than a typical PCB, and expensive equipment to assemble:
The connectors are tiny, and made with immense precision. There are about a thousand reasons you can’t just transfer HBM once its been used, and besides; other memory controllers wouldnt’ support it.
If I had a few billion for a TSMC factory, I would…
This is what I’m referencing. The memory sits on the package with the processor, connected with thousands of microscopic traces, so fine it needs an expensive substrate and expensive equipment to assemble rather than a typical PCB:
The connectors are tiny, and made with immense precision. There are about a thousand reasons you can’t just transfer HBM once its been used, and besides; other memory controllers wouldnt’ support it.
If I had a few billion for a TSMC factory, I would…
This is what I’m referencing. The memory sits on the package with the processor, connected with thousands of microscopic traces, so fine it needs an expensive substrate and expensive equipment to assemble rather than a typical PCB:
The connectors are tiny, and made with immense precision. There are about a thousand reasons you can just transfer HBM once its been used, and besides; other memory controllers wouldnt’ support it.
