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M5 Ultra links two fused dies at 4.4TB/s, MacObserver reports

MacObserver says bandwidth between M5 Ultra’s two halves is 3.6x higher than bandwidth to its own unified memory, and the chip scales to 512GB of memory.

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M5 Ultra links two fused dies at 4.4TB/s, MacObserver reports

MacObserver says bandwidth between M5 Ultra’s two halves is 3.6x higher than bandwidth to its own unified memory, and the chip scales to 512GB of memory.

MacObserver reports that M5 Ultra joins two dies—individual pieces of silicon—with 4.4TB/s of bandwidth between them and scales to 512GB of memory. The publisher says bandwidth between the two halves is 3.6x higher than bandwidth to the chip’s own unified memory.

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M5 Ultra links two fused dies at 4.4TB/s, MacObserver reports

MacObserver says bandwidth between M5 Ultra’s two halves is 3.6x higher than bandwidth to its own unified memory, and the chip scales to 512GB of memory.

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The Mac Observer@MacObserver 12 hrs ago
The bandwidth between the two halves of M5 Ultra is 3.6x higher than the bandwidth to its own unified memory. It's basically two computers that talk to each other faster than they talk to themselves.
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M5 Ultra: How Apple Fuses Two Dies Into 'Its Most Powerful Chip Ever'
M5 Ultra moves 4.4TB/s between two fused dies and scales to 512GB of memory. Here is the architecture behind Apple's own 'most powerful chip ever' claim.
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The Mac Observer@MacObserver 12 hrs ago
The bandwidth between the two halves of M5 Ultra is 3.6x higher than the bandwidth to its own unified memory. It's basically two computers that talk to each other faster than they talk to themselves.
macobserver.com
M5 Ultra: How Apple Fuses Two Dies Into 'Its Most Powerful Chip Ever'
M5 Ultra moves 4.4TB/s between two fused dies and scales to 512GB of memory. Here is the architecture behind Apple's own 'most powerful chip ever' claim.
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@MacObserverThe bandwidth between the two halves of M5 Ultra is 3.6x higher than the bandwidth to its own unified memory. It's basically two computers that talk to each other faster than they talk to themselves. https://www.macobserver.com/news/m5-ultra-chip-two-dies-fused-architecture/

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The bandwidth between the two halves of M5 Ultra is 3.6x higher than the bandwidth to its own unified memory. It's basically two computers that talk to each other faster than they talk to themselves.
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M5 Ultra: How Apple Fuses Two Dies Into 'Its Most Powerful Chip Ever'
M5 Ultra moves 4.4TB/s between two fused dies and scales to 512GB of memory. Here is the architecture behind Apple's own 'most powerful chip ever' claim.
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