Memory intelligence for AI infrastructure.

Compute is useless if you can't feed it. HBM measures, verifies and optimizes the memory behind every GPU in your fleet.

HBM / FleetIllustrative fleet
GPUs
4,182
Memory capacity
327TB
Effective bandwidth
8.4PB/s
Utilization
71.8%
Memory-bottlenecked
638GPUs
Underperforming
81GPUs
Idle VRAM
42.7TB

ModelMemory pressure

  • Llama-70B94%
  • Qwen-72B88%
  • Embeddings31%
  • Image inference64%
  • Training, cluster 0797%

A product preview with illustrative numbers.

The questions HBM answers

From one GPU to the fleet

The same measurement that runs in a browser today scales to servers, racks and clusters.

Live today

  1. Your GPU
  2. Proof of Memory
  3. MEM Score
  4. HBM Network

Where it goes

  1. 1 GPU
  2. 1 server
  3. 1 rack
  4. 10,000 GPUs
  5. Control plane

Measured, not specified

Across thousands of machines, measured memory performance becomes a dataset: real-world bandwidth by hardware, driver, workload, region, cloud, configuration and model.

HBM Network, live: 31 verified runs, browser-measured
Hardware classMedian read, GB/sPublished peak, GB/sRuns
RTX 4060251.32724
UHD Graphics40.0—3
RTX 3080610.0—2
GTX 1080 Ti427.34842
RTX 5060397.34481
GTX 1070 Ti209.32561

Datacenter classes join as fleets connect.

Then, optimize

Once memory is measured reliably, HBM can say what to change.

And finally, allocate

With availability, bandwidth, utilization, requirements and price in one place, HBM can route each workload to the memory that fits it. That is the control plane.

Model request

VRAM
80 GB
Bandwidth
> 2 TB/s
Latency
under target
Region
EU

HBM

Placed on

The best available memory

Verified capacity, measured bandwidth, the right region.

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For AI labs, GPU clouds, datacenters and enterprise fleets.