Crucial, part of Micron Technology, introduces the CT204872BV1067Q 16GB DDR3-1066MHz Very Low Profile (VLP) RDIMM memory module, which is commonly used in blade …

Crucial releases its 4GB DDR3-1333MHz non-ECC UDIMM memory modules. The new modules are compatible with the new Intel Core i5/i7 processors as well as AMD AM3 processors. Crucial new …

Toshiba has developed a new FeRAM Ferroelectric Random Access Memory, which is the fastest and highest density non-volatile RAM. Toshiba’s new FeRAM features storage of 128-megabits and read and write speeds of 1.6-gigabytes a second.

Corsair presents the new Dominator GT DDR3 memory modules designed to use with Intel Core i7 system. Corsair Dominator GT family features Dual-path Heat Xchange (DHX) cooling technology providing 2000MHz speed with latencies of 7-8-7. Dominator …

Buffalo announced the FireStix FSI2200D3K-K2G DDR3 2200Mhz (PC3-17600) dual memory kit that is the fastest memory in the world. The Buffalo FireStix FSI2200D3K-K2G is a memory kit with two 1GB RAM modular with 9-9-9-24 latency …

Hybix announced the development of 2Gb mobile DRAM chips utilizing the 54nm process technology. Hynix’s 2Gb mobile RAM offers a max speed of 400Mbps and processes up to 1.6 gigabytes per second with a 32-bit I/O.

Hynix will bring …

Hynix introduces the industry’s first and fastest 1 GBGDDR5 Graphics DRAM running at fastest speed of 7Gbps. This is 40% improve compared to 5Gbps GDDR5 RAM. The 7Gbps GDDR5 RAM can processe up to 28 Gigabytes of …

Kingston announces the new HyperX DDR3 2GHz Triple-Channel memory that is designed for the new Intel Core i7, X58 Platforms.

OCZ has the World’s fastest memory, the PC-9200 DDR2 ram. In the OCZ PC2-9200 FlexXLC 2x1GB Kit, a heatsink is inclued.
The latest generation of DDR2 modules by far exceeds the original projections of the DDR2 design triggering a need for amendments in the operating specifications. For …

Infineon announces that it will quit the DRAM industry and the DRAM business of Infineon will be taken over by a new company called Qimonda. Infineon itself will concentrate on other technologies that it says is not as volatile and unpredictable as DRAM.

Through out the years, the price of RAMs often swing in both directions widely and according to many in the business, ramps in either direction are difficult to predict. The bigger a company is in the DRAM business, the greater the difficulties.