Saturday, July 3, 2010

Introducing Samsung's 32-Gigabyte Module

Samsung Electronics announced the development of industry, two gigabytes (GB), the first with load reduction, dual inline memory modules (LRDIMM) for server applications.

Samsung will begin producing LRDIMM 32 GB on a large scale in the middle of this year, which will provide the most complete type of DRAM that is offered to the industry.

40 nanometers using the most advanced class, four-gigabit chips (4Gb), which has Samsung introduced early this year, a new 32 GB LRDIMM will accommodate the next generation of servers that are designed for virtual, cloud computing and other applications with high capacity.

"By developing the first industry on technology-reduced load module with DDR3 40nm-class, we emphasize that our goal is mengabungkan capacity and best performance for the newest generation of servers," said Ding_Soo Jun, Executive Vice President, Memory Marketing, Semiconductor Business , Samsung Electronics, through its official statement on Friday (07/02/2010).

LRDIMM 32GB Samsung prototype consists of 72 chips and 4Gb DDR3 memory chips to help reduce the burden of additional memory sub-system as much as 75 percent.

By using LRDIMM 32GB, memory capacity can be increased up to 384 gigabytes per CPU. Rock items two-way servers, the capacity can be increased to 768GB, or about 1.5 times with a 512GB server systems equipped with 32 GB of DDR3 RDIMMs.

Servers equipped with LRDIMMs can process data that is 1.333 megabits per second (Mbps), about 70 percent faster than the previous speed 800 Mbps.