
Two types of memory are commonly used in today's electronics: Dynamic-random access memory (DRAM), and NAND. The former has gotten a lot of recent attention, due to it being used in high-bandwidth-memory chips used in AI processors made by companies like Nvidia.
But NAND—commonly used in electronics like mobile devices—has a role to play in the AI boom too, Chen Kok Sing, country manager for Micron in Singapore, says.