See ya later, SO-DIMMs? Those familiar memory modules have been in laptops for decades, but their performance ceiling looms. CAMM is ready to solve the speed issues—and more—with an all-new module ...

The next time you purchase a laptop, gaming or otherwise, you might be surprised to discover that it's rocking a different type of memory module than you're used to seeing. While the majority of ...

Random access memory is the temporary holding place where your computer stores various data and information when it runs programs. A dead memory module prevents your computer from functioning properly ...

Dell has just introduced CAMM (Compression Attached Memory Module) which is a new memory form factor... ready for DDR5 technology. The new CAMM modules are up to 57% thinner than regular SO-DIMM ...

CAMM2 memory modules are on their way, and will debut inside of desktop PCs in the near future, with MSI highlighting some of the benefits of CAMM2 memory. Check out their video below: JEDEC has ...

Who's afraid of building their own workstation? We continue our series on demystifying the process. This time we look at how to choose memory. Read parts 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Intel's upcoming Alder Lake launch will usher in the start of the DDR5 era in the consumer space, and then sometime next year, AMD will hop on board with its Zen 4 lineup. This is going to result in ...

Micron’s Crucial division today launched what the company says will be the next stage in the evolution of the PC’s humble memory module: CUDIMMs for laptops and CSODIMMs for desktops. Both will be ...

Of all the PC-related things to come out of CES this year, my favorite wasn’t Nvidia’s graphics cards or AMD’s newest Ryzens or Intel’s iterative processor refreshes or any one of the oddball PC ...

What CXL means for memory. Insight into Samsungs CXL memory modules. The latest CXL 2.0 Memory Module from Samsung made its debut at the recent Flash Memory Summit. The module is part of a 2-TB Pooled ...

Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' Computer Select, back when CDs were new-fangled, and IBM's PC XT was wowing the crowds at Comdex. He spent more ...