Samsung Electronics is a leader in creating world-class advanced memory technology. Now reportedly, the company revealed its most advanced 16GB DDR5 DRAM. It effectively utilizes the 12nm-class process technology. While this has been set to mass production.
Using differentiated process technology, Samsung’s industry-leading 12nm-class DDR5 DRAM delivers outstanding performance and power efficiency,” said Jooyoung Lee, Executive Vice President of DRAM Product & Technology at Samsung Electronics. “Our latest DRAM reflects our continued commitment to leading the DRAM market, not only with high-performance and high-capacity products that meet computing market demand for large-scale processing but also by commercializing next-generation solutions that support greater productivity.
When making a comparison with respect to the company’s earlier version. Samsung’s new 12nm-class DDR5 DRAM substantially lowers power consumption by up to 23% along with improving wafer productivity by up to 20%. Additionally, its amazing power efficiency makes it the perfect solution for global IT companies. Those who intended to decrease energy consumption also help to reduce the carbon footprint of their servers and data centers.
The development of 12nm-class process technology was able to the utilization of new high-k material. As it helps to maximize the cell capacitance. Since high capacitance enables to the production of a remarkable electric potential difference in the data signals. The same make to recognize them accurately. On the other hand, the company’s initiatives to reduce operating voltage and noise also support to come with the optimal solution as per customer needs.
Also possesses a maximum speed of 7.2 gigabits per second, unable to convert it into a speed that can effectively process two 30GB UHD movies in a second. Samsung 12nm class DDR5 DRAM lineup brings their support for a growing range of applications. It comprises data centers, artificial intelligence, and next-generation computing.
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