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HBM3

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The H100/MI300X generation: ~0.8 TB/s per stack.

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HBM3 roughly doubled HBM2E bandwidth (6.4 Gb/s per pin, ~819 GB/s per stack) and enabled the 80–192 GB accelerators of the ChatGPT era. SK hynix led qualification at NVIDIA, cementing its market lead.

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.