On August 26, 2026, NVIDIA officially launched NVLink Fusion technology, designed to meet the demands of ultra-large-scale models and complex inference. This technology integrates the new generation of NVHBM (NVIDIA Hopper High Bandwidth Memory) into the next-generation AI infrastructure, providing high-bandwidth memory support to address the urgent needs of computing units for large memory capacities and high bandwidth. As AI agents and trillion-parameter workloads become mainstream, NVLink Fusion helps ultra-large-scale cloud service providers and AI innovators build the next-generation high-performance infrastructure by coordinating design of computing, memory, storage, networking, and software.
NVIDIA officially released the NVLink Fusion technology with integrated NVHBM on August 26, 2026.
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NVIDIA officially announced NVLink Fusion and NVHBM.
NVIDIA introduced the NVLink Fusion technology, which integrates the new generation of NVHBM custom high-bandwidth memory, aiming to meet the demands of ultra-large-scale models and complex inference processes, addressing the urgent need for large memory capacity and high bandwidth in computing units.
NVIDIA has introduced NVLink Fusion, extending its capabilities to systems equipped with custom NVHBM high-bandwidth memory. As AI agents and trillion-parameter workloads become mainstream, infrastructure performance depends on the collaborative design of computing, memory, storage, networking, and software as a unified system. This technology aims to help large-scale cloud providers and AI innovators build the next-generation infrastructure.
To meet the growing demands for model size and complex reasoning, super-large enterprises and AI-native companies are developing dedicated AI accelerators (XPUs). NVIDIA’s NVLink Fusion technology will introduce a new generation of NVHBM, aimed at providing high-bandwidth memory support for the large-scale deployment of these accelerators, addressing the urgent need for large memory capacity and high bandwidth by computing units.