Hacking the Memory Crisis: Kepler's Ambitious Play The global memory chip shortage has been a pressing concern for the tech industry, with major players like SK Hynix and Micron racing to build multibillion dollar fabs to meet demand.
Amidst this chaos, a stealthy startup called Kepler Computing has emerged with an audacious claim: it's developed a new architecture for high bandwidth memory (HBM) that could alleviate the shortage without requiring expensive new facilities.
Kepler's 3D stacking approach and proprietary material enable increased density without relying on EUV lithography, a major bottleneck in semiconductor manufacturing.