Samsung Ready For Mass Production Of 16GB LPDDR5 RAM

5G network is expected to keep the world’s economy running in bounds and leaps, and smartphone manufacturers have accelerated their 5G-enabled product lines to take over a piece of the market as soon as possible. Many talk about the importance of 5G modems but technically speaking, smartphones need more stuff to fully experience the benefits brought by the upcoming cellular network, especially powerful processors that can deal with the flood of data. Now, Samsung is about to deploy mass production of its 16GB LPDDR5 RAM – which has already powered the company’s highest-end smartphone model Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G.

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To iterate, the Korean tech giant surprised the world as it did an unprecedented move when sticking the one-of-a-kind Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G with 16GB of RAM. Until now, this is the highest capacity and fastest package in the market right now.

In particular, the Samsung 16GB LPDDR5 RAM reportedly features a data transfer rate of 5.5 MB/s that makes it much more effective than the LPDDR4X on most mobile devices at present, even premium models. Also, it won’t drain batteries that much thanks to the improvement in power consumption.

Samsung undoubtedly feels self-confident with the production capabilities of its advanced mobile memory, but the company doesn’t seem to be close-minded. With the mass production of the Samsung 16GB LPDDR5 RAM, other players in the smartphone market will be able to approach not only the latest technology but also customers in various categories.

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