SEOUL/TAIPEI/SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, wearing his trademark black leather jacket and addressing a conference in March in San Jose, did not hide his enthusiasm for high bandwidth memory (HBM) chips. The founder of the company that has become synonymous with artificial intelligence chips called them a "technology miracle" and an essential part of the AI revolution.
The artificial intelligence revolution relies on cutting-edge components known as high-bandwidth memory, and demand for it is shaking up the memory chip market.
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