Micron begins to supply DDR5 memory for AMD fourth-generation EPYC Genoa Zen 4 processors

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com November 11, Micron announced the start of mass shipments of its new DDR SDRAM for AMD's fourth-generation EPYC Genoa "Zen 4" CPU.

Meguiar said that this is the industry's first scalable memory that can meet the growing bandwidth requirements of the processor core, supporting current 4800 MT / s and future 8800 MT / s. Compared with the 3200 MT / s DDR4, Meguiar's 4800 MT / s DDR5 effective memory bandwidth is two times higher, and it also supports ECC error checking and ECS fault limits.

In addition, Micron says DDR5 will bring new and higher density through 24Gb components, and there will be higher density in the future.

CTOnews.com reported that AMD today officially released the fourth-generation EPYC processor code-named "Genoa", with up to 96 Zen4 cores. AMD says the new AMD EPYC processor is the fastest and most energy-efficient processor in the world.

"AMD releases Genoa series EPYC Xiaolong Zen 4 processor, up to 96 cores"