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D-Matrix Raptor 3D-DRAM Accelerator for Generative Inference at Hot Chips 2026

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D-MatrixがHot Chips 2026で生成AIの推論処理に特化した3D-DRAMアクセラレータ「Raptor」を発表し、高密度メモリと計算リソースを統合したアーキテクチャを示した

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  • •生成AIの推論ワークロードに最適化された新しいアクセラレータ「Raptor」が紹介された
  • •3D-DRAM技術を活用することで、メモリ帯域幅と容量の制約を克服する設計となっている
  • •Hot Chips 2026での発表により、次世代AIインフラのハードウェア動向が示された
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