Samsung Debuts AI Memory Roadmap With zHBM, zNAND-O, V10 BV-NAND at FMS 2026 on August 5

On August 5, Samsung Electronics unveiled its comprehensive AI memory roadmap at the Future of Memory and Storage (FMS) 2026 conference in Santa Clara, California. The company showcased three next-generation memory technologies for high-performance AI infrastructure: zHBM, a vertically stacked high-bandwidth memory design delivering 8 times the performance of HBM5, 10 times greater memory density, and 3 times better energy efficiency; zNAND-O, a V-NAND-based solution in 4- and 8-layer variants for edge AI workloads; and V10 BV-NAND, the industry's first 400+ layer Bonding V-NAND architecture with 58 percent greater memory density versus the previous V9 generation.
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· 08-05 09:57
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· 08-05 09:57
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