DRAM manufacturers reportedly plan to cease DDR3, DDR4 production by late 2025

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The market for DRAM memories is in full metamorphosis. The fall in prices and loose demand are pushing giants like Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron to change course. Everything points to the fact that DDR3 and DDR4 have the days numbered, with a possible disappearance by the end of 2025 by a gradual stop in the production of these chips. And if that happens, Taiwanese players could become the salvation table of the market. Meanwhile, DDR5 and high b…

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Last year, IT Home had already prophesied the end of the DDR3 at Samsung and SK Hynix. It was already presented as at the end of the race in 2022...

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Rumor: Major Memory Manufacturers to End DDR3/DDR4 Production by 2025

Major memory companies are planning to stop making DDR3 and DDR4 modules by 2025, shifting their production focus entirely to DDR5.Key industry players like Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix are making this transition in response to growing demands for high-speed memory needed for advanced servers and AI systems.

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DDR4 And DDR4 Memories Are About To Get Discontinued As Major Players Likely To Stop Their Production This Year

With increase in demand and profits in HBM and DDR5 memories, major DRAM manufacturers are about to discontinue the production of DDR4 and DDR3 memories. As Samsung, Micron, and SK Hynix are About to Exit DDR4/DDR3 Market, Chinese and Taiwanese Players May Fill the Gap for the Upcoming Demands Last year, Samsung ceased the production of DDR3 memory due to dwindling demand and while other major manufacturers have also almost discontinued the prod…

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Leading DRAM Manufacturers Will Phase Out DDR3 and DDR4 Memory This Year, It's Claimed

Image: Micron DDR3 and DDR4, the third and fourth generations of DDR SDRAM that ushered in official JEDEC speeds of up to 2,133 MT/s and 3,200 MT/s following their introduction in 2007 and 2014, respectively, will no longer be produced by the world’s three major DRAM manufacturers later this year, according to a new report that suggests Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron will all be shifting to a new strategy, one that includes a focus on…

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Samsung to launch next-gen LPW DRAM for on-device AI in 2028: touted as 'mobile HBM'

Samsung Electronics is set to introduce its next-gen LPW DRAM: touted as 'mobile HBM' optimized for on-device AI of the future, expected to drop in 2028. Continue reading at TweakTown >