AMD abandons HBM for inferior LPDDR5x as AI monster devours precious high-bandwidth memory

TechRadarby Rahim AmirJuly 10, 2026tech

AMD is moving away from HBM to LPDDR5x for its SoCs as AI hyperscalers continue to snap up all available wafers of the former.

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