South Korea's SK hynix has unveiled the world's first sixth-generation DRAM chip, the 1c DDR5, which promises significant advancements in memory technology. This new chip operates on a 10-nanometer node, surpassing previous generations with a 30% reduction in power consumption and an 11% improvement in speed.
The 1c DDR5 is expected to revolutionize data centers by cutting electricity costs by up to 30%, addressing the growing power demands of artificial intelligence applications. Mass production of this innovative chip is slated to begin this year, marking a major milestone in DRAM technology. SK hynix's latest development also improves cost competitiveness and productivity through advanced design and manufacturing techniques.
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