[News] Rambus Announces Their High-Performance GDDR6 PHY Solution

[StyM]

https://www.techpowerup.com/240886/r...6-phy-solution

Rambus Inc. today announced the GDDR6 (Graphics Double Data Rate) Memory PHY IP Core targeted for high-performance applications including cryptocurrency mining, artificial intelligence (AI), ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems) and networking. Leveraging almost 30 years of high-speed interface design expertise and using advanced leading-edge FinFET process nodes, the Rambus GDDR6 PHY architecture will provide the industry's highest speed of up to 16 Gbps, while utilizing established packaging and testing techniques.

"The high bandwidth delivered by GDDR6 makes it uniquely qualified to perform data-intensive applications such as HPC (high performance computing), AI, autonomous vehicles, and high-speed networking," said Luc Seraphin, SVP and general manager of the Rambus Memory and Interfaces Division. "We are excited to be the first IP provider to offer a GDDR6 PHY solution with industry-leading performance designed with power efficiency and high signal margins for these applications."

[madcho]

Go to hell Rambus ...

This company is 90% suits, lawers. 100% patten troll

I hope nobody will ask them anything on gddr6 ...

[drmrlordx]

Agreed. After what they pulled with JEDEC, why does anyone agree to do business with them?

[iddqd]

lol JEDEC are total scum though. why would anyone feel sorry for them?

[drmrlordx]

I don't feel sorry for JEDEC, per se. But RAMBUS somehow managed to be worse.

JEDEC members steal tech from one another as a matter of course. RAMBUS knew what they were getting into, let it happen, and then sued everyone afterwards. The losers? US!

I also have not forgotten how they colluded with Intel to try to get over 85% of the desktop market dependent on a proprietary memory type - RDRAM. Had Intel been successful, AMD would be completely dead at a time when they had the superior CPU technology.

[[XC] Lead Head]

JEDEC necessitates that you share information and don't patent things. It's how they work.

[drmrlordx]

The dirty part was that they let someone else sitting in on JEDEC meetings (Intel) leak patented material at meetings, and then acted like they (RAMBUS) had no part in the leaks.