Groq reportedly eyeing 3D stacked DRAM for next-gen chips as SRAM gains slow to 10-20% per two years
Beth_Kindig · x · 2026-10-30
Groq is reportedly considering 3D stacked DRAM in its next-gen chip architectures, a possible shift away from its current SRAM-based designs, as SRAM capacity is said to be growing only 10-20% every two years. Unconfirmed, but relevant to NVDA, MU and AMD.
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