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    Zephyr Endorses Initiative Securing HBM and DRAM for AI

    Zephyr highlights benefits for Nvidia, AMD and model labs seeking memory supplies.

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    1 Source, 26d ago, first seen 26d ago

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    Zephyr, a pseudonymous commentator focused on AI hardware and semiconductors, posted praise for an initiative to secure HBM and DRAM capacity. The comment states that the effort would help Nvidia, AMD, hyperscalers running ASIC programs, and model labs that have priced out chip startups. Zephyr adds that obtaining logic wafers will prove harder and recommends pursuing capacity at Intel rather than TSMC. The post includes a partial reference to USG. No further details or responses appear in the supplied lines, leaving the statement as an isolated public remark on supply arrangements.

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    @zephyr_z9Very good initiative, especially for securing HBM and DRAM Nvidia/AMD, hyperscalers with their ASIC programs, and now even the model labs have basically priced out every chip startup Securing logic wafers will be a bit harder, and I think they should look into securing capacity at Intel rather than TSMC (USG should pitch in too)

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    @zephyr_z9Very good initiative, especially for securing HBM and DRAM Nvidia/AMD, hyperscalers with their ASIC programs, and now even the model labs have basically priced out every chip startup Securing logic wafers will be a bit harder, and I think they should look into securing capacity at Intel rather than TSMC (USG should pitch in too)