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Memory chip makers demur on 400MHz DDR-I | |
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| Time: 01:22 EST/06:22 GMT | News Source: EBN | Posted By: Guillaume Hébert | ||
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Three major DRAM makers -- Elpida Memory, Hynix Semiconductor and Infineon Technologies -- told the Jedex conference here Monday that they didn't plan to make 400-MHz speed memory in the DDR-I standard. Samsung Electronics and Micron Technology within the last two weeks introduced DDR400 chips in the present DDR-I architecture. However, the remaining Big Five DRAM firms said they would wait for the next generation DDR-II standard to start sampling next year with 400MHz speed. Joo Sun Choi, director of application marketing for Hynix Semiconductor America, San Jose, Calif., said trying to achieve 400-MHz with all its high speed challenges in the existing DDR-I standard "doesn't make sense." Katsuyuki Sato, deputy general manager of technical marketing division for Elpida, said even if chip firms can make 400MHz DDR-I devices, it isn't clear that module vendors or motherboard suppliers would support such a memory. | ||
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