[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Memory

high bandwidth

Memory able to move very large amounts of data per second, such as HBM and GDDR.

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

High bandwidth describes memory built to move huge amounts of data quickly, essential for GPUs and AI workloads where throughput matters more than latency.

See HBM3.

Where high bandwidth Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is high bandwidth?

Memory able to move very large amounts of data per second, such as HBM and GDDR.

What terms are related to high bandwidth?

Related Memory terms include memory bank, low latency.

Related Technical Terms

memory bank
A group of memory chips addressed together on a module or board. Memory
low latency
Memory or storage that responds in very little time, important for responsiveness. Memory
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