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Micron’s industry-leading technologies enable the latest generation of faster, intelligent global infrastructures that make artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and generative AI possible.
Micron’s purpose-built memory and storage solutions enable endpoint generative AI experiences for all, from real-time natural language processing to personal assistants and AI artwork. Sign up for our AI newsletter to learn how Micron brings the speed and capacity required to run generative AI applications on endpoint devices.
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What changes in storage will AI drive?Generative AI models have big implications for business and will continue to evolve and expand, but only if data center hardware can keep up. Learn how data center SSDs have become increasingly critical to maintain exponential growth in performance for AI workloads.
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How we invest in generative AIMicron Ventures invests in technology and innovation-focused startups. Some of the companies are laying the foundations for how generative AI will change our world. Andy Byrnes explains how, as a global leader in memory and storage, Micron is empowering these innovators to bring their technologies to reality.
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The memory and storage foundation of AIMicron memory and storage solutions provide the data foundation for the world’s most complex AI servers. Learn how our solutions support every layer of the data stack in these sophisticated cognitive platforms.
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How AI drives marketing ROIDiscover how associative and generative artificial intelligence (AI) will revolutionize e-commerce by delivering unprecedented personalization for consumer recommendations, dramatically lowering advertising costs with deeply relevant ads.
HBM3E is the industry’s fastest, highest-capacity high-bandwidth memory, supporting accelerated training for the world’s most sophisticated compute platforms.
Micron’s high-density DDR5 server modules also help to meet the challenge of extreme data needs, while our data center SSDs provide the storage needed by today’s AI systems.
The industry’s fastest, highest-capacity1 high-bandwidth memory is Micron’s next generation of AI memory, HBM3 Gen2 (HBM3E). Our memory supports AI training and acceleration in the most sophisticated compute platforms designed for cognitive technology.
Performant AI server platforms require enormous amounts of memory and DDR5 is the fastest mainstream memory solution designed specifically for the needs of data center workloads. Micron’s high-density modules provide the capacity to meet the extreme data needs of AI systems.
From networked data lakes to local data caches, Micron’s NVMe SSD portfolio offer the performance and capacity to support the immense data storage needs of AI training and inference.
For endpoint devices like mobile phones, striking a balance of power efficiency and performance is key for AI-driven user experiences. Micron LPDDR5X offers the speed and bandwidth you need to have powerful generative AI at hand.
The classic definition of artificial intelligence is the science and engineering of making intelligent machines. Machine learning is a subfield or branch of AI that involves complex algorithms, such as neural networks, decision trees and large language models (LLMs) with structured and unstructured data to determine outcomes. Classifications or predictions based on certain input criteria are made based upon these algorithms. Examples of machine learning are recommendation engines, facial recognition systems and autonomous vehicles.
When it comes to AI workloads, memory plays a crucial role in determining the overall performance of the system. Two prominent types of memory that are often considered for AI workloads are high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and double data rate (DDR) memory, specifically DDR5. Which memory is right for an AI workload depends on various factors, including the specific requirements of the AI algorithms, the scale of data processing and the overall system configuration. Both HBM3E and DDR5 offer significant advantages, and their suitability depends on the specific use case, budget and available hardware options. Micron offers the latest generation of HBM3E and DDR5.
HBM3E memory is the highest end solution in terms of bandwidth, speed and energy efficiency1 due to its advanced architecture and high-bandwidth capabilities. DDR5 memory modules are generally more mainstream and cost-effective at scale than HBM solutions.
For AI workloads, the ideal storage solution depends on several factors. Key considerations should include speed, performance, capacity, reliability, endurance and scalability. The best storage solution for AI workloads depends on the specific demands of your applications, your budget and your overall system configuration. Micron can offer the best-in-class NVMe SSDs for your specific needs. The Micron 9400 NVMe SSD sets a new performance benchmark for PCIe® Gen4 storage. It packs in up to 30TB of capacity and is designed for critical workloads like AI training, high-frequency trading, and database acceleration. The Micron 6500 ION NVMe SSD is the ideal high-capacity solution for networked data lakes.
1Micron HBM3 Gen2 (HBM3E) provides higher memory bandwidth that exceeds 1.2TB/s and 50% more capacity for same stack height. Data rate testing estimates are based on shmoo plot of pin speed performed in manufacturing test environment.
2 25% higher performance and 23% lower response time compared to the competition when performing a 4KB transfer in a busy GDS system.