Those familiar memory modules have been in laptops for decades, but their performance ceiling looms. CAMM is ready to solve the speed issues—and more—with an all-new module design.

JEDEC lists two main memory standards using CAMM2 - LPDDR5 (LPCAMM2) for laptops and servers, which require less power, while desktops will use full-fat DDR5 modules. Earlier this month, Micron ...

The CAMM2 memory module standard would effectively replace 'sticks' of RAM in laptops. Maybe some desktops, too. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

TeamGroup claims CAMM2 memory promises high-speed DDR5 performance Revolutionary design offers dual-channel operation in a single module Limited motherboard compatibility poses challenges for ...

JEDEC, the industry group that homologates memory standards, approved the switch to CAMM. One reason was that SO-DIMM was about to hit a brick wall in memory speeds with DDR5/6400.

Dell's new CAMM memory design might actually be a good thing for the PC industry. But that hasn't stopped critics from complaining it will "lock out user upgrades." Now we have an explanation from ...

This article appeared in Electronic Design and has been published here with permission. What you’ll learn: Why consumer-grade memory modules aren’t considered adequate for medical data storage ...

What gamers do want is faster memory for their GPUs, and Micron plans to deliver GDDR7 with speeds up to 32Gb/s using its existing 16-24GB modules in 2025.

In turn, Samsung built its initial 128-GB CXL 2.0 Memory Module, which the company stated will accelerate the commercialization of next-gen memory solutions. The CXL DRAM supports PCIe 5.0 and ...

Samsung’s forthcoming CMM-D 2.0 memory modules are built to adhere to the CXL 2.0 protocol, a standard that enhances the interconnectivity and efficiency of data centers.

The new KLEVV FIT V DDR5 gaming memory modules are available in 16GB (1 x 16GB stick) and 32GB kit (2 x 16GB sticks) with clock speeds of 5600MT/s, 6000MT/s, and 6400MT/s.