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Re:All memory manufactured in 2027 has been sold out by esskay on Saturday August 08, 2026 @05:10AM (#49220089)
IIRC this wont be possible as a lot of them aren't being packaged on traditional DDR memory boards. They're being put on things like the MI350X.

I'm sure there will be a ton of standard DDR5 sticks, but not so much from AI-only datacenters.

Re:All memory manufactured in 2027 has been sold out by embedding-shape on Saturday August 08, 2026 @06:13AM (#49220379)
> this wont be possible as a lot of them aren't being packaged on traditional DDR memory boards. They're being put on things like the MI350X

Even better, looking forward to having hardware like that at home for "cheap" in the future, compared to what it costs right now :)

Re:All memory manufactured in 2027 has been sold out by undersuit on Saturday August 08, 2026 @01:24PM (#49223811)
The MI350X has a 1000W TDP. Maybe I'd use it in the winter.
Re:All memory manufactured in 2027 has been sold out by embedding-shape on Saturday August 08, 2026 @06:47PM (#49226622)
My workstation is 1600W TDP and my office does get a bit cold in the winter, so it would do just fine next to us :)
Re:All memory manufactured in 2027 has been sold out by inigyou on Saturday August 08, 2026 @05:54AM (#49220283)
China has a cottage industry around taking apart circuit boards and reusing the chips in unexpected ways. That's how you get desktop MBs with soldered laptop CPUs. HBM and DDR aren't compatible as far as I'm aware, but they might be able to do something. Maybe they'll invent a converter chip.
Re:All memory manufactured in 2027 has been sold out by cryo32 on Saturday August 08, 2026 @05:39AM (#49220212)
Expecting a pivot back to transitional parts if it goes bang.
Re:All memory manufactured in 2027 has been sold out by NekkoDroid on Saturday August 08, 2026 @03:47PM (#49225210)
> They're being put on things like the MI350X.

Maybe we can get a few MI350P's out of that then :) Surely it will be easy to do :clueless:

On a more serious note, I do wonder if it would theoretically be possible to put HBM on something like CAMM instead of regular DDR? I have not done any research on this.