Goodram Releases DDR5 for Industrial AI
November 16, 2023
News
Wilk Elektronik SA’s, Goodram Industrial, released its DDR5 memory modules with a frequency of 5600 MHz. Goodram claims the new modules offer up to 50% faster data transmission when juxtaposed with previous DDR4 modules. The DDR5 has enhanced energy efficiency that sees a reduction of 15% (DDR4) while the modules operate at a mere 1.1V, aiding in the overall temperature of the device.
Module consistency is enabled by the utilization of ODECC (On-Die Error Correction Code) technology. Included with the DDR5 are two sets of 32-bit channels (40-bit in case of ECC modules), maximizing bandwidth and access to memory.
Ideal Applications:
- Industrial Computing
- Automation
- Automotive Solutions
- AI
- Supercomputing
- Healthcare
For more information, visit goodram-industrial.com.
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