For example, people who multitask or work with heavy applications (3D rendering, top-notch gaming, etc.), may benefit from increasing the DRAM frequency. What is Dynamic Random Access Memory?

ReRAM, or Resistive Random-Access Memory, is an emerging non-volatile memory technology that holds promise for the next generation of data storage devices. It is based on the principle of changing the ...

Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are accelerating the development of next-generation three-dimensional (3D) dynamic random-access memory (DRAM), with both companies aiming to complete and test ...