Sandisk and SK hynix Release HBF Specification to Standardize AI Memory Solutions
Sandisk Corporation and SK hynix have published the HBF technical specification via the Open Compute Project, aiming to establish a standard for AI inference systems. This specification enhances memory performance and reduces costs, crucial for evolving AI workloads.

Sandisk and SK hynix have launched the HBF™ technical specification through the Open Compute Project, focusing on standardizing high-bandwidth memory for AI inference systems. Developed rapidly within six months, the specification aims to provide a framework for companies designing AI systems, addressing the growing demand for high-capacity and high-bandwidth memory.
It includes guidelines for system interfaces, performance expectations, and software operations. This initiative positions HBF technology as a standard in the AI storage sector, fostering ecosystem growth and collaboration among industry players. The strategic release will likely influence future AI memory architecture and system designs in data centers.




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