Samsung Electronics, a world leader in advanced memory technology, has mass produced its 16-gigabit (Gb) DDR5 DRAM, which utilizes the industry’s most advanced 12 nanometer (nm)-class process technology.
Samsung’s completion of the state-of-the-art manufacturing process reaffirms its leadership in cutting-edge DRAM technology.
“Using differentiated process technology, Samsung’s industry-leading 12nm-class DDR5 DRAM delivers outstanding performance and power efficiency,” said Lee Joo-young, Executive Vice President of DRAM Product & Technology at Samsung Electronics.
“Our latest DRAM reflects our continued commitment to leading the DRAM market, not only with high-performance and high-capacity products that meet computing market demand for large-scale processing but also by commercializing next-generation solutions that support greater productivity.”
Compared to the previous generation, Samsung’s new 12nm-class DDR5 DRAM reduces power consumption by up to 23 percent while enhancing wafer productivity by up to 20 percent. Its outstanding power efficiency makes it the ideal solution for global IT companies that want to reduce the energy consumption and carbon footprint of their servers and data centers.
Samsung’s development of 12nm-class process technology was made possible thanks to the use of a new high-κ material that helps increase cell capacitance.
High capacitance results in a significant electric potential difference in the data signals, which makes it easier to accurately distinguish them.
The company’s efforts to lower operating voltage and reduce noise have also helped deliver the optimal solution that customers need.
Boasting a maximum speed of 7.2 gigabits per second (Gbps) - translating into speeds that can process two 30GB UHD movies in about a second - Samsung’s 12nm-class DDR5 DRAM lineup will support a growing list of applications including data centers, artificial intelligence, and next-generation computing.
Samsung completed its 16-gigabit DDR5 DRAM evaluation for compatibility with AMD last December and continues to collaborate with global IT companies to drive innovation in the next-generation DRAM market.
Models make a pitch for the 2023 version of the Neo QLED 8K, released by Samsung Electronics.(Photos: Samsung Electronics)
Samsung Electronics Tops Global TV Markets in Q1 by Prioritizing Premium TV Sets
Samsung retained the global No. 1 position in the global TV market by logging a 32.1 percent share in the first quarter of this year.
Figures on the Q1 global TV market, released by the global market survey institution Omdia, showed that Samsung Electronics took a 32.1 percent share by prioritizing premium and large-sized products, such as Neo QLED, OLED and lifestyle TVs, widening gaps with its rival companies.
Samsung Electronics’ good performance heralds a smooth start of the company’s bid to rank 1st in the global TV market for the 18th consecutive year.
Samsung Electronics grabbed a 38.8 percent share in the over 75-inch supersize TV market, which is growing fast.
In the North America and Europe markets, the world’s largest premium markets, Samsung logged 52.6 percent and 60.7 percent in market share, respectively, solidifying the company’s standing as a supersize TV maker.
Samsung retained the No. 1 position with a 43.9 percent share in the over 80-inch market by prioritizing its 98-in newest products.
The company saw its market share in the over $2,500 premium TV market rank No. 1 with a 59.1 percent share, a 10 percentage point increase over 49.2 percent in the same period of the previous year.
In the QLED market, dominated by Samsung, 2.73 million units were sold in Q1, up 13 percent year-on-year. Samsung took an 8 percent share in the total TV market.
Samsung sold 2.15 million QLED units, accounting for 57.5 percent of the total QLED market.
Samsung logged about 38 million units in cumulative sales until the first quarter of the year since 2017 when Samsung QLED units made their debut, solidifying its standing in the premium TV market.
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