Samsung HBM4 24GB
The 24GB capacity option described in Samsung’s commercial HBM4 announcement.
Production reported · evidence dated 2026-02-12 · verified 2026-11-11
Stack specifications
- MakerMemory manufacturer.
- Samsung1
- GenerationMaker’s HBM generation designation.
- HBM41
- DRAM layers highDRAM dies in the stack; excludes the base die.
- 121
- Stack capacity GBCapacity of one stack, in the maker’s GB units; not accelerator total memory.
- 241
- Pin rate Gb/sPublished pin rate. Read with Pin qualifier; a limit is not a guaranteed operating point.
- 11.71
- Stack bandwidth GB/sPublished bandwidth of one stack. Read with Bandwidth qualifier. TB/s is normalized to GB/s using 1,000.
- Up to 3,3001
- Interface bitsData I/O width of one stack; not the complete accelerator bus.
- 2,0481
- Base diePublished base/buffer die implementation or foundry. Null means not disclosed in the cited evidence.
- Samsung Foundry 4nm logic1
- DRAM processVendor’s process label, not a normalized physical dimension.
- 1c (6th-generation 10nm-class)1
- Bonding / packagePublished stacking or package process.
- Not published
- Evidence statusLast supported milestone; historical production does not imply current orderability.
- Production reported1
- Status evidence dateDate of the supporting publication, with original precision (YYYY, YYYY-MM or YYYY-MM-DD). Not necessarily the first shipment day.
- 2026-02-121
- Sample evidence datePublication confirming samples, preserving date precision; not an inferred qualification date.
- Not published
- Production evidence datePublication confirming production or shipments. A report date, not an exact factory ramp date.
- 2026-02-121
- Confirmed platform linksPlatforms explicitly linked to this maker and variant by a first-party source. Design-in is distinguished from shipping.
- Not published
- Reading notesVariant-specific context, source conflicts, historical status and unconfirmed details.
- The release describes 24–36GB through 12-layer stacking. Stable rate is 11.7 Gb/s, headroom up to 13 Gb/s; 3.3 TB/s is the maximum stack bandwidth, not the bandwidth at 11.7 Gb/s.1
Source record
- Samsung: Samsung HBM4 24GB accessed 2026-11-11
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