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HardwareOctober 30, 2026, 10:49

Sandisk sees 60–90GB of NAND per CPU in AI agent workloads

Sandisk VP Rajeev Nagabhirava said at the SEMICON Taiwan 2026 Memory Summit that AI inference and agent-orchestration workloads can require roughly 60–90GB of NAND flash per CPU. The company is pushing HBF-based KV cache management as customers rethink how they allocate memory and storage across AI systems.

Sandisk sees 60–90GB of NAND per CPU in AI agent workloads
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