JEMC on 23 August 2015
It looks like Samsung is not only on board with HBM, but that they're pushing hard to make it a success.
http://www.computerbase.de/2015-08/idf-2015-samsung-fertigt-high-bandwidth-memory-ab-2016/ <= it's in german
Not only will they mass produce HBM chips in 2016, but they even give us a hint at how the market could use it : Mainstream_ 2-4GB, Performance_4-8GB and enthusiasts_8-16GB.
Although they also think that GDDR5 will still be here for a few more years...
Please excuse my bad English.
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