DRAM prices picking up
Lastest TrendForce report
Beancounters at TrendForce have added up some numbers and reached the conclusion that PC DRAM prices set to fall.
Raspberry Pi has 8GB of RAM
Moving to 64-bit
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has doubled the maximum amount of RAM available in the Raspberry Pi 4 to 8GB with a new device it's selling for $75.
Micron's low-power DDR5 DRAM out
Will be seen in the Xiaomi Mi 10
Micron Technology has shipped the world's first low-power DDR5 DRAM in mass production to be used in the soon-to-be-released Xiaomi Mi 10 smartphone.
A battle is brewing in the premium DRAM market
SK Hynix arrives late with a better product
SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics are competing to gain the upper hand in the premium DRAM market, and it is starting to look as if high bandwidth memory (HBM2E) DRAM chips will be the key battleground.
DRAM average sales price to fall 42.1 per cent
Because industry’s internal augers muffed their oracles
DRAM average sales price set to fall 42.1 percent after the key prediction people in the chip making business stuffed up their predictions.
Samsung gears up to 16nm DRAM
Heading to servers in 2020
Samsung is rumoured to be moving to a new 16nm process node in 2020 for DRAM chips
Nanya sees DRAM price falls slowing
Should have picked up by the end of the year
Memory maker Nanya Technology has said that it expects DRAM price falls to slow starting the second quarter of 2019, as the overall market demand will pick up.
Flex Logix solves Deep Learning DRAM problem
New architecture should save power and mean less DRAM
Startup Flex Logix says it has worked out a way to fix a problem which has made deep learning a power and resource hog.
Micron starts GDDDR6 DRAM chip volume production
In 8GB capacities
Micron has started volume production of its GDDDR6 DRAM chip.
DRAM supply remains tight
Nitrogen supply freezes any hope of supply ease
Nitrogen problems at Micron Memory Taiwan may prolong the tight supply of the DRAM market and are expected to push up contract prices of PC DRAM by three percent in the second quarter compared to the first quarter.