Terabyte Bandwidth Initiative (1TB) Memory Demo

Rambus Senior Engineering Manager Arun Vaidyanath demonstrates the latest Rambus test chip running in 3 modes: high-speed differential, GDDR5, and DDR3. Groundbreaking memory technologies developed by Rambus enable signaling at 20 gigabits per second (Gbps) while maintaining best-in-class power efficiency, and up to 12.8 Gbps for single-ended signaling.
Learn more about the Terabyte Bandwidth Initiative at http://www.rambus.com/tbi

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[maryland67]

Very impressive.

[mrdbzfann]

Dear santa

[mrdbzfann]

NERDGASM

[Lordceifeiro]

Gostei;*)

[HelmetVanga]

Rambus corporation should come up with a device to test al sorts of memory including laptops'...that would be a great innovation.

[HelmetVanga]

I have some rambus modules on my PC. Good memory and fast, but very expensive and that is why Rambus went out of business because the regular DDR memories prevailed.

[ThePunisherNWO]

Good to see Rambus still in the game, especially since Hynix and Micron tried to bankrupt Rambus.

[ThePunisherNWO]

@dragneel28

lol exacly what through in my mind

[Britishdude1]

I'm confused. The GDDR5 on my gpu is running at 128 GigaBYTES per second. That's loads faster than the 20 GigaBITS per second here. What am I missing?

[dragneel28]

bart simpson with a beard