On-chip memory is integrated memory directly on a neural processing unit die for high-speed data access.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Latency | 1-10 ns | |
| Voltage | 0.7-1.0V | |
| Capacity | 1-128 MB | |
| Bandwidth | 100-1000 GB/s | |
| Technology Node | 7nm-5nm | |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to 125°C |
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On-chip memory is integrated directly on the NPU die, offering nanosecond latency and terabyte-per-second bandwidth, while off-chip memory (like DDR or HBM) is external, with higher latency but larger capacity.
It reduces data movement bottlenecks, enabling faster access to weights and activations, which improves energy efficiency and throughput in AI computations.
No, on-chip memory capacity is fixed during manufacturing as part of the NPU's semiconductor design and cannot be modified after production.
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