Samsung develops high-density memory RAM
Samsung has managed to use 50-nanometer technology in RAM memory, creating memories with more capacity and more power.
Specifically developed a 4GB DDR SDRAM using this technology, a new generation memory that can operate more effectively, with a use that for now seems to be servers and high-performance PC.
Samsung plans to launch the 16GB memory modules for servers, 8GB format UDIMM PC desktop and laptop SODIMM up to 8GB in a single module. The configuration of servers and 16GB capacities for minors can consume 40% less power compared with a 2GB DDR3 module.
Lower energy density and more capable of configurations that can help create enough servers to stop being so “pollutants.”
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Samsung Develops “Highest Density” DRAM Chip
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