Why Server CPUs Are Going from MB to GB Onboard

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In this video, we discuss why we are on the cusp of using GigaBytes (GB) instead of MegaBytes (MB) to discuss non-volatile memory on CPUs in the near future. Specifically, we look at what AMD, Intel, and Arm are doing in this space as they have started to show next-gen plans.

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Timestamps
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00:00 Introduction
01:30 Why we will have GB-era CPUs
05:26 Server Processor Cache Trends
07:10 Server Changes Driving GB-era CPUs
13:39 AMD V-Cache
20:58 GB-era Arm Server CPUs Blueprints
25:07 Wrap-up

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