LLM Memory Architectures

  • Last Updated 10 May, 2026
  • by David Spuler, Ph.D.

What are LLM Memory Architectures?

LLM memory is the use of extra information storage so that AI engines can retain information. For example, if you interact repeatedly with a model, you want it to remember your name. By default, LLMs don't have this type of permanent memory and are stateless architectures.

This page is about allowing AIs to have memory for facts. A separate page examines the other type of "memory" (chips) inside the computers that run AI: memory optimizations for LLM backend coding.

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