DDR5 RAM will be here in 2018, and be twice as fast as DDR4 says JEDEC

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DDR5 will also "improve channel efficiency", claims standards body

DDR5 RAM specifications will be published in 2018, barely four years after DDR4 products hit the streets. That's according to the microelectronics industry standards body JEDEC, the Joint Electron Device...

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