Monday, November 4th 2019

Rambus Achieves Industry-Leading GDDR6 Performance at 18 Gbps

Rambus Inc., a premier silicon IP and chip provider making data faster and safer, today announced it has achieved industry-leading 18 Gbps performance with the Rambus GDDR6 Memory PHY. Running at the industry's fastest data rate of 18 Gbps, the Rambus GDDR6 PHY IP delivers peak performance four-to-five times faster than current DDR4 solutions and continues the company's longstanding tradition of developing leading-edge products. The Rambus GDDR6 PHY pairs with the companion GDDR6 memory controller from the recent acquisition of Northwest Logic to provide a complete and optimized memory subsystem solution.

Increased data usage in applications such as AI, ML, data center, networking and automotive systems is driving a need for higher bandwidth memory. The coming introduction of high-bandwidth 5G networks will exacerbate this challenge. Working closely with our memory partners, the Rambus GDDR6 solution gives system designers more options in selecting the memory system that meets both their bandwidth and cost requirements.
"Memory bandwidth poses a significant obstacle for designers working on performance-intensive applications such as AI/ML," said Hemant Dhulla, vice president and general manager of IP cores at Rambus. "With our GDDR6 18 Gbps memory subsystem, Rambus technology can unleash the power of leading-edge designs with a proven and cost-effective memory architecture."

Benefits of the Rambus GDDR6 PHY:
  • Achieves the industry's highest speed of up to 18 Gbps, delivering a maximum bandwidth of up to 72 GB/s
  • Complete and optimized memory subsystem solution with companion GDDR6 memory controller
  • Offers PCB and package design support - allowing customers to quickly and reliably bring their high-speed designs to production
  • Provides access to Rambus system and SI/PI experts helping ASIC designers to ensure maximized signal and power integrity for devices and systems
  • Features LabStation development environment that enables quick system bring-up, characterization and debug
  • Supports high-performance applications including networking, data center, ADAS, machine learning and AI
For more information on the Rambus Interface IP, including our PHYs and Controllers, please visit rambus.com/interface-ip.
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12 Comments on Rambus Achieves Industry-Leading GDDR6 Performance at 18 Gbps

#1
sepheronx
Didn't think Rambus did anything other than sue people these days. XDR being last I heard of their development.
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#2
Mamya3084
Rambus? They did well during the P4 days
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#3
Minus Infinity
"Rambus Inc., a premier silicon IP and chip provider "

LOL, I think the words you were looking for are "scumbag patent troll"
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#5
chodaboy19
These guys... they just won't go away...
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#6
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Mamya3084Rambus? They did well during the P4 days
If they did so well they would of become the ram standard and not ddr.
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#7
Mrunderwonder
jabbadapWell yeah 18Gbps is highest yet for gddr6, Samsung managed that on January 2018.
Samsung signed a 10 year licencing agreement with Rambus in 2014. Me thinks Samsung got some exclusivity before Rambus opened it up to everyone.
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#8
R-T-B
eidairaman1If they did so well they would of become the ram standard and not ddr.
Woosh.

Sarcasm man.
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#9
Mamya3084
eidairaman1If they did so well they would of become the ram standard and not ddr.
They did...PS2 was the highest selling games console...thanks to Rambus.

See, they achieved something...*cough*
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#10
InVasMani
It's weird seeing Rambus doing something other than sueing...I'm not sure how I feel about this...
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#11
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Mamya3084They did...PS2 was the highest selling games console...thanks to Rambus.

See, they achieved something...*cough*
Consoles, lmao
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#12
Mamya3084
eidairaman1Consoles, lmao
Oh, I forgot the litigation and sueing was a key part to remain somewhat relevant.
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