Crucial has released DDR4 server DIMMs in 8-64GB capacities with a speed of 2666 MT/s for increased performance and bandwidth within data centres and hyper-scale environments. Crucial makes a range of ...

Partners evaluating DDR4-capable platforms can receive early access to Crucial DDR4 modules through the new Technology Enablement Program.* New Crucial DDR4 server memory is up to twice as fast and ...

Crucial, a leading global brand of memory and storage upgrades, has expanded its DDR4 memory portfolio with LRDIMM and VLP RDIMM modules. Designed to enable next-generation enterprise environments ...

Micron announced its first fully functional DDR4 module back on May 7, 2012. These memory modules were co-developed by Nanya and were based on Micron's 30nm technology. The memory modules were ...

Crucial is ready with the next step in their server memory and announced the availability of the Crucial DDR4 2400MT/s 8Gb-based RDIMM, LRDIMM and ECC UDIMM server modules which enable increased ...

Rambus has been in the tech industry for 25 years, and like any Silicon Valley tech company in business that long, has developed a brand and reputation, both positive and negative. The positive side ...

This morning Crucial Memory announced that it has begun shipping samples of its new DDR4 modules to its partners through its new Technology Enablement Program. This program is aimed at channel ...

Crucial announced a new 128GB memory module for servers, and it is the largest module capacity from Crucial to date. The Crucial 128GB DDR4 LRDIMM 2666 MT/s server memory module will allow you to take ...

After a long absence, Rambus is back in the news with their announcement of the RB26 DDR4 server memory chipset. Developed in cooperation with Intel, the RB26 is an enhanced, JEDEC-compliant memory ...

Crucial has announced that it is now ampling DDR4 server memory via its new Technology Enablement Program which is aimed at channel partners currently developing and/or evaluating DDR4-capable ...

Tech analysts TrendForce reckon old server memory sticks are being stripped of their DDR4 memory at scale, only for the chips to be resoldered and sold as new on DDR4 memory sticks for consumer PCs.

The DDR4 future looms increasingly large, as Crucial announced that it’s now sampling DDR4 server memory to channel partners who are working on platforms to support the latest generation of RAM.