News Samsung mass produces 'world's thinnest' LPDDR5X

[Admin]

Samsung's new LPDDR5X uses 12nm technology to free up space in mobile devices.

Samsung mass produces 'world's thinnest' LPDDR5X : Read more

 

[usertests]

Looking forward, Samsung plans to expand its LPDDR5X offerings. The company intends to develop 6-layer 24 GB and 8-layer 36 GB modules in compact packages

Our prayers have been answered. I already can't imagine using a smartphone with only 32 GB of RAM.

Edit: It's a typo, RIP:

https://news.samsung.com/global/sam...innest-lpddr5x-dram-packages-for-on-device-ai

As demand for high-performance, high-density mobile memory solutions in smaller package sizes continues to grow, the company plans to develop 6-layer 24GB and 8-layer 32GB modules into the thinnest LPDDR DRAM packages for future devices.

 

[hotaru251]

I realllly wish Tech would stop trying to make everything thin as possible :|

 

[JRStern]

Apparently also now packaging lpddr5 memory inside the processor package, as Apple has been doing and Intel is starting with Lunar Lake. Remarkable. Like we're never going back to vacuum tubes now.

 

[ThomasKinsley]

I realllly wish Tech would stop trying to make everything thin as possible :|

Folding products are still too chunky, and by extension, too heavy. I imagine this will be useful for the iPhone should they decide to make a folding product (there are signs that they might).

I already can't imagine using a smartphone with only 32 GB of RAM.

You jest, but I see the future going this way. Mobile devices have the power to run complex programs. No need to hold them back with a measly 8GB or 12GB or RAM.

 

[endocine]

Apparently also now packaging lpddr5 memory inside the processor package, as Apple has been doing and Intel is starting with Lunar Lake. Remarkable. Like we're never going back to vacuum tubes now.

LOL

 

[Neutron Degenerate]

Because the one thing I've always wanted is thinner memory... Where do they grow these pod people?