Samsung Electronics announced a cutting-edge new 512GB DDR5 RAM module Thursday – which it said would consume 13% less electricity while performing at twice the speed of existing high-end tech.

Micron just announced a 128GB DDR5 module and a roadmap — but the bigger news is that you probably won't be able to buy DDR6 till at least 2029 News By Keumars Afifi-Sabet published November 16 ...

Samsung announced a new 512GB DDR5 memory module that utilizes High-K Metal Gate technology. As a result, it uses approximately 13% less power and is quite the improvement over DDR4 RAM.

Samsung used HKMG process technology in its GDDR6 memory back in 2018. Samsung's new 512GB DDR5 memory module is using through-silicon via (TSV) technology in order to stack 8 x 16Gb DRAM chips.

Midrange and high-end DDR5 memory module prices for consumer electronics applications have fallen dramatically in China since 2023, with prices for 32GB DDR5 modules reaching about CNY1,000 (US ...

RAM sticks, be it DDR4 or DDR5, are called DIMMs based on the fact that the pins are present on both sides of the module, as opposed to SIMM or Single In-line Memory Module.

Samsung has announced a new 512GB DDR5 module, capable of transfer rates of up to 7200Mbps and built using high-k metal gate technology. Some of you may remember discussions of HKMG from some ...

Better yet, Samsung expects its 512GB DDR5 module to go into mass production by the end of 2021 -- while mainstream computers will have DDR5 by 2023-2024. Samsung also teases that it will have 1TB ...

SMART Modular’s initial DDR5 module product family includes RDIMMs, UDIMMs and SODIMMs in densities ranging from 16GB to 64GB. SMART Modular is an active participant in JEDEC and supports the ...

SMART Modular Technologies, a subsidiary of SMART Global Holdings, Inc.,, announces the launch of its DDR5 module family of products, supporting the industry’ s transition to the new higher ...

The new DDR5 module will offer up to four times higher capacities, reduced power consumption to 1.1V, and speeds of up to 8400MT/s." We're unlikely see a module of 8,400MT/s calibre quite yet ...

SK Hynix claims this DRAM offers up to 5,600Mbps of raw bandwidth — not quite the maximum 6,400Mbps the DDR5 spec allows, but a full 1.8 times faster than standard DDR4, and all at a lower ...