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COMPONENT STUDY

Memory in robot computers

Separate DRAM and storage suppliers from the processors and integrated computers that use their products.

Memory holds the working data used by perception and control; nonvolatile storage retains software and models. Capacity, bandwidth, and power consumption affect performance.

Why is memory a separate component?

The computer module combines processing, memory, power delivery and cooling. The memory blocks in the model make that distinction visible. Producing a processor or integrating a module does not establish fabrication of its DRAM or storage devices.

What establishes the company connection?

The exact-part mapping focuses on disclosed memory technology. Company profiles explain whether the source explicitly discusses humanoids or establishes broader capability. These are product-role links, not verified contents of the illustrated board.

Does robotics define the whole business?

Large memory suppliers serve multiple end markets. Technical relevance to robot computing does not, by itself, establish a separately reported humanoid revenue stream. Read the business-mix label and evidence limitation before comparing exposure.

Scope of the company links: Memory manufacturers only. Micron explicitly discusses humanoids; Samsung and SK hynix are adjacent low-power memory exposure.

Engineering reference: Onboard compute module. Company-specific evidence is linked from the profiles below.

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