SK hynix has announced the launch of the world’s first DDR5 DRAM, optimised for Big Data, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) as a next generation standard of DRAM.
5G Network Infrastructure to Drive Memory Diversity
For consumers, 5G brings with it the potential of a better user experience on smartphones, but its influence on memory uptake won’t be at the device level.
Handset makers will continue to add more DRAM and flash storage to smartphones regardless of network connections. The memory in 5G network infrastructure will be even more diverse given the many use cases for the next generation of mobile networking.
World’s first DDR5 DRAM module has focus on power
SK hynix is launching the world’s first DDR5 memory module, aimed at Big Data, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) with a key focus on power consumption.
The DDR5 memory module is supports transfer rate of 4.8 to 5.6Gbit/s, 1.8 times faster than the previous generation, at 1.1V rather than 1.2V. This reduces the power consumption by 20 percent, which is key for data centre applications, and integrates the power management IC (PMIC) into the module for the first time.
SK Hynix Launches World’s First DDR5 DRAM Modules Rated At 4.8 Gbps And Beyond
Back in July, JEDEC finalized the specifications for DDR5 memory, and laid out a number of key performance advantages over DDR4 including quadrupling the maximum die density to 64Gb and boosting maximum data rates from 3.2Gbps to 6.4Gbps [official]. Today, SK Hynix has announced that it is launching the world’s very first DDR5 DRAM chips.
5G Mixes, Matches Memories
For consumers, 5G brings with it the potential of a better user experience on smartphones, but its influence on memory uptake won’t be at the device level.
Handset makers will continue to add more DRAM and flash storage to smartphones regardless of network connections. The memory in 5G network infrastructure will be even more diverse given the many use cases for the next generation of mobile networking.
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