Recently, Rambus announced the launch of the fourth generation DDR5 register clock drive RCD, and will provide samples to major DDR5 memory module (RDIMM) manufacturers in the fourth quarter of 2023. Rambus fourth generation RCD has increased the data transmission rate to 7200 MT/s, setting a new performance benchmark. Compared with the current 4800 MT/s DDR5 module solution, its memory bandwidth has increased by 50%. It supports rapid improvement of server main memory performance to meet the needs of generative AI and other advanced data center workloads.
Rambus 4th generation DDR5 RCD
Fan Xianzhi, chief operating officer of Rambus, said, "Memory is an important driver of server performance. Driven by demanding workloads such as generative AI, the demand for larger memory bandwidth continues to rise sharply. Rambus's fourth generation DDR5 RCD is the latest proof that we are committed to providing products that are ahead of market demand to support customers' current and planned server platforms. "
Shane Rau, Vice President of IDC Computing Semiconductor, said: "Guided by the amazing pace of innovation in the field of AI, advanced workloads are driving the accelerated development of new server platforms in the data center. DDR5 RCD is critical to supporting the performance, power consumption and signal integrity required by RDIMM in AI servers."
Rambus 4th generation DDR5 RCD increases data transfer rate to 7200 MTs
Rambus DDR5 memory interface chipset includes RCD, serial detection (SPD) hub and temperature sensor, which is very important to improve the performance level of leading servers. With more than 30 years of experience in high-performance memory, Rambus is known for its expertise in signal integrity (SI)/power integrity (PI). These professional technologies help to realize the DDR5 memory interface chip and provide excellent performance and reliability for the data center server RDIMM.
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Rambus7200 MT/s DDR5 RCD is available.
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Recently, Rambus announced the launch of the fourth generation DDR5 Registered Clock Driver (RCD), and began to provide samples to major DDR5 memory module (RDIMM) manufacturers in the fourth quarter of 2023. Rambus fourth generation RCD has increased the data transmission rate to 7200 MT/s, setting a new performance benchmark. Compared with the current 4800 MT/s DDR5 module solution, its memory bandwidth has increased by 50%. It supports services
