Taiwanese memory module maker Adata Technology achieved record profitability in 2024, with all four major profit indicators reaching record highs, including gross margin, operating ...

The typical SIMM module has 72 pins, while the most common pin configuration of the DIMM module is 168 pins. Other DIMM configurations include 100, 144, 172, 184, 204, 214 and 240 pins.

Micron’s high-capacity, CXL-based memory expansion modules allow the flexibility to compose servers with more memory capacity and low latency to meet application workload demands, with up to 96% more ...

TDD416Y12NEPBM01, is a compact, solder-down DDR4-3200 memory solution that delivers high bandwidth in reduced footprint – ...

Samsung's new 512GB DDR5 memory module is using through-silicon via (TSV) technology in order to stack 8 x 16Gb DRAM chips. Don't expect DDR5 in your gaming PC anytime soon, as the first ...

The Compression Attached Memory Module (CAMM) standard was originally designed by Dell to replace SO-DIMM memory in laptops. Despite its humble origins, it's now being prepped to replace DIMMs ...

ZDIMM modules employ SMART’s proprietary Zefr screening process that delivers the highest levels of uptime and reliability, typically performing 90% better than industry standard memory modules.

memory modules. With 60% less space and blazing speeds up to 6400 MT/s and 8533 MT/s, respectively, Innodisk's CAMM2 series ...

SMART Modular announces its new Compute Express Link Memory Module. SMART’s new DDR5 XMM CXL modules helps boost server and data center performance.

Innodisk releases its DDR5 and LPDDR5x CAMM2 series memory modules for embedded applications in the industrial sector.

The CAMM2 memory module standard would effectively replace 'sticks' of RAM in laptops. Maybe some desktops, too. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

A dead memory module prevents your computer from functioning properly, as it hamstrings the machine's ability to access important data quickly and causes various errors.