Taking advantage of the latest DDR5 standard, Samsung says its 14nm DRAM will help unlock «unprecedented speeds» of up to 7.2 gigabits per second. Comparatively, it’s more…
Something to look forward to: Samsung has announced that it’s begun mass producing 14-nanometer (nm) DRAM, the industry’s smallest, that will be formed on extreme ultraviolet (EUV) technology. The number of EUV layers has been increased to five to «deliver today’s finest, most advanced DRAM process for its DDR5 solutions.» Taking advantage of the latest DDR5 standard, Samsung says its 14nm DRAM will help unlock «unprecedented speeds» of up to 7.2 gigabits per second. Comparatively, it’s more than twice the speed of DDR4 of up to 3.2Gbps. Due to applying five EUV layers — a process that enables the industry’s highest DRAM bit density — Samsung will increase overall wafer productivity by around 20 percent.
