New standard announced today: HBF sits between HBM and enterprise SSDs, using stacked NAND flash (8-16 layers) for up to

New standard announced today: HBF sits between HBM and enterprise SSDs, using stacked NAND flash (8-16 layers) for up to 512GB capacity and 3TB/s bandwidth.

Why this matters for AI infrastructure: - Current bottleneck: HBM is fast but capacity-limited.

SSDs are capacious but too slow for inference.

HBF targets the middle ground.

- 500B parameter models can fit in HBF without the cost of all-HBM storage - UCIe support means direct connection to CPUs and GPUs - SK hynix and SanDisk are building an open ecosystem for compatible products At BHK Cloud, this is exactly the direction we're positioned for.

Affordable cloud storage ($2.49/TB) paired with GPU compute ($0.15/hr) is the practical foundation for AI teams building on these emerging standards.

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