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Technology · Semiconductors · published 2026-09-04 · via MIT Technology Review

AI Inference Demands a Holistic Rethink of Memory and Storage Infrastructure

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As AI inference becomes the dominant enterprise workload, organizations must move beyond optimizing compute alone and instead coordinate memory, storage, and networking to meet latency and efficiency demands. The shift requires purpose-built architectures that balance performance per watt and scalability, as legacy systems create bottlenecks that limit AI's real-world impact. Decision-makers are urged to prioritize infrastructure that removes memory and storage constraints before they hinder growth and operational costs.

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