Dual-mode, one QoS plane
JESD270-4 (2048-bit interposer) and JESD330-4 (512-bit organic, 4:1) present the same 32 logical channels and the same credit plane to Stallion. First tape-out is H4-only; the S4 wrapper is a stub.
FairView Semiconductor
Gallium is the HBM4 chipset. Stallion is the GPU. Bandwidth is compiled, never sampled. UCIe carries command and telemetry. It is not HBM.
Product families
Aggregate HBM bandwidth is owned only by Gallium. Stallion may mirror it for the roofline. Equal TB/s is not equal geometry.
Architecture
First silicon is four partner cubes on a CoWoS-class interposer, Gallium-HX as its own chiplet, Stallion as the compute die, host I/O on PCIe 6 / CXL 3.1.
Why FairView
JESD270-4 (2048-bit interposer) and JESD330-4 (512-bit organic, 4:1) present the same 32 logical channels and the same credit plane to Stallion. First tape-out is H4-only; the S4 wrapper is a stub.
Stallion issues idle-window credits from wavefront drain, barriers, and L2 miss-queue occupancy. Gallium prefers those windows for refresh and directed refresh. Periodic refresh still fires if credits do not arrive.
A firmware remap table isolates MIG tenants or a second Stallion die. The stack always sees legal CH0–CH31. Remap is drain-then-commit — never mid-burst.
Command, credit, thermal class, and RAS events ride a closed opcode set. There is no data-beat type. HBM read/write never rides UCIe.
Cube, controller, and SM sensors fuse into four discrete classes. Class raises refresh weight, demotes unhinted QoS, and at class 3 requests a Stallion clock re-lock. No invented junction-temperature datasheet.
Every number on this site is a public standard fact, a founder-locked SKU, or arithmetic. Empty knobs — tRFC, selected Vdd, vendor marketing bins — stay empty.
Design-in
FairView is not a DRAM IDM. We ship the chipset and the Stallion contract. Cubes are partnered.