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Micron develops edge inference memory EIM for robots, mass production expected in the second half of 2028
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Micron is developing edge inference memory EIM for robots by stacking low-power DRAM on logic chips. It is currently researching a solution for LPDDR6, and the industry expects mass production in the second half of 2028. The product has not yet entered mass production, but robot manufacturers, chipset manufacturers and cloud providers are already collaborating with it in the initial design stage. Micron executive Lee Cheol said that existing robot AI models have about 1 billion to 2 billion parameters, and future high-performance humanoid robots are expected to require about 200GB of DRAM and 4TB of storage, far higher than the 12GB of DRAM and 256GB of storage in current service robots. This is the background for its layout of this product line.
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- Micron develops edge inference memory EIM for robots, mass production expected in second half of 2028
Micron is preparing EIM (edge inference memory) for robots, stacking low-power DRAM on logic chips. The industry expects mass production in the second half of 2028, and the current research is on a solution applied to LPDDR6. Micron executive Lee Cheol said existing robot AI models have about 1 billion to 2 billion parameters, and future high-performance humanoid robots are expected to need about 200GB of DRAM and 4TB of storage, far above the 12GB and 256GB of current service robots. Robot makers, chipset makers, and cloud providers are already collaborating with Micron in the initial design phase.
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