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AI Memory · Oct 21, 2026

AI design is shifting attention from raw compute to memory and data flow

Raja Koduri argues that AI performance increasingly depends on how efficiently systems move and process data, not just on faster processors.

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In an SK hynix-hosted article, OXMIQ Labs CEO Raja Koduri describes data movement as a growing constraint as AI workloads move toward inference and agentic systems. The piece argues that system performance depends on how compute, memory, networks and storage work together, and discusses memory-oriented approaches including HBM, hybrid bonding and processing-in-memory. It is a technology perspective rather than a quantitative product or market announcement.

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