d-Matrix, the pioneer in generative AI inference for data centers, and Alchip, the high-performance and AI infrastructure ASIC leader, are collaboratively developing the world’s first 3D DRAM-based datacenter inference accelerator that will eliminate the performance and cost bottlenecks constraining today’s AI infrastructure.
The joint initiative combines Alchip’s ASIC design expertise with d-Matrix’s digital in-memory compute platform architecture. The collaboration has already enabled a key technology, d-Matrix 3DIMC™, that is featured on d-Matrix Pavehawk™ test silicon and has been successfully validated in d-Matrix’s labs.
3DIMC will commercially debut on the d-Matrix Raptor™ inference accelerator, the successor to d-Matrix Corsair™. It will be the world’s first 3D-stacked DRAM solution capable of delivering up to 10× faster inference than HBM4-based solutions, enabling more efficient AI inference for generative and agentic AI workloads.
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Sid Sheth, co-founder and CEO of d-Matrix, said:
“At d-Matrix, we’ve always believed that solving AI’s efficiency challenge takes more than just faster chips – it requires rethinking how compute and memory work together. Our collaboration with Alchip builds directly on the foundation we established with Corsair and extends it into 3D DRAM.
This collaboration combines our unique compute-memory integration technologies with Alchip’s ASIC design innovation capabilities to deliver the world’s first 3D DRAM inference solution. Together, we’re engineering a breakthrough that makes AI not only faster, but more cost-effective and sustainable at scale. 3DIMC represents the next logical step in our roadmap toward delivering efficient inference architectures that keep pace with the exponential growth of generative and agentic AI.”
“Our agreement with d-Matrix underscores the power of technology collaboration required to bring life-changing AI to its full social promise. No one company can do it all and it will take the collective minds of companies like d-Matrix and Alchip to bring AI to its global fruition,” explained Johnny Shen, Alchip’s President, CEO and Chairman of the Board.
SOURCE: PRNewswire