POWER10's memory architecture offers a TB/s in memory bandwidth per die. And about another TB/s in other bandwidth for SMP and IO. Only using this all for memor

POWER10's memory architecture offers a TB/s in memory bandwidth per die. And about another TB/s in other bandwidth for SMP and IO. Only using this all for memory, they'd be at an equivalent of around 80 channels. Not quite the 140, but much closer than 8.