Akshay Singh on the Stacked Silicon Miracles of High Bandwidth Memory

Everything Micron makes is a nanoscale miracle. But High Bandwidth Memory stacks - pun intended - multiple miracles to make the fastest memory on the planet. HBM is designed for supercomputing applications that demand the maximum possible bandwidth between memory and processing.
Built with thousands of microscopic data pathways piercing a stack of thinner-than-paper memory chips, HBM is an amazing feat of semiconductor engineering. To explore what makes this remarkable technology possible, Rebecca Lewington enlisted the expert help of Akshay Singh, who leads Micron's advanced packaging technology development team in Taiwan.
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when will micron release hbm3?

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Micron's processor name = mc chip.