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Old 8th August 2024, 06:42   #1
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Default Nvidia finally approves Samsung's HBM3E chips

Samsung has been striving to get its HBM3 and HBM3E chips certified by Nvidia since last year but faced obstacles due to heat and power consumption issues not meeting Nvidia's standards. It appears that Samsung has made slight modifications to its HBM3E chips to address these concerns.

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