For years, the extent of PC memory innovation has been limited to "more" and "faster." There's nothing wrong with that, but Samsung's latest chip innovation comes at it from another angle. The company ...

SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced that it has developed the industry’s first Low Power Compression ...

Samsung Electronics announced that it has developed its first 7.5Gbps (0.9375GB/s) low-power compressed add-on memory module (LPCAMM). This is the world's first Low Power Compression Attached Memory ...

Samsung has announced that it has developed the world's first Low Power Compression Attached Memory Module (LPCAMM) form factor for laptop memory, which could transform the DRAM and DDR5 market across ...

Samsung continues to expand its product family. While many of us recognize the South Korean tech giant for consumer electronics like smartphones, TVs, and refrigerators, the company offers much more ...

Samsung said on Tuesday that it has developed a low-power compression attached memory module (LPCAMM), which it called the industry's first, that will come to Intel platforms in 2024. The new form ...

CAMM is a new memory module format proposed by Dell and released to the public early this year. JEDEC acknowledged the proposal, but to date has not ratified it as an actual standard. CAMM stands for ...

Samsung Electronics (Samsung) and SK Hynix are both preparing to mass-produce the new concept of low-power memory, LPCAMM. Experts anticipate a rapid increase in AI-enabled devices, including ...

Samsung has announced that it is launching some new memory modules, the new Samsung LPDDR-based LPCAMM which are designed for the next generation of PCs and laptops and also for data centers. Samsung ...

Last year saw the emergence of a new memory module standard called CAMM2, a flat alternative to the SO-DIMM sticks used widely in laptops today. The benefits of CAMM are clear: they're thinner than SO ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA is negotiating with Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron to use SOCAMM memory modules in its Project DIGITS follow-up. SOCAMM offers better energy efficiency and more I/O channels than current ...