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Samsung announces next-gen 3D memory when all we want is reasonably priced DDR5
['Steve Dent']
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It used to be nice when Samsung announced its latest 3D memory or V-NAND storage, as we could all look forward to our PCs booting faster and files loading quicker.
Now, the company has just announced its new next-gen memory and storage, and while the new tech looks impressive, it's depressing knowing that most of it will be gobbled up by AI data centers.
Samsung also unveiled a new type of V-NAND memory used in SSDs, memory cards and other types of storage.
Called V10 BV-NAND, it uses the company's new bonding V-NAND architecture to stack more than 400 layers of memory cells.
Finally, Samsung showcased LPDDR5X-PIM, the industry's first LPDDR memory with processing-in-memory technology, built to perform data processing within the memory itself to improve efficiency.