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Samsung’s new ultra-thin memory chip: Powering AI in your pocket

Slimmer chips mean smarter phones with cooler heads

Published: August 7, 2024
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Samsung, the tech giant renowned for its mobile phones and TV sets, has revealed something significant in the area of mobile devices. It is currently producing a new kind of memory chip which is ultra-slim being approximately as thin as a human nail. The company calls this new chip LPDDR5X DRAM and it will make our cell phones and tablets smarter and more effective.

Key points

  • Samsung has started mass-producing ultra-thin LPDDR5X DRAM chips.
  • The new chips are only 0.65 millimeters thick, creating more space in devices.
  • These chips are designed to support on-device AI and improve thermal management.
  • The chips come in 12GB and 16GB capacities, with plans for up to 32GB in the future.
  • This technology could lead to more powerful and efficient smartphones and tablets.

What differentiates this chip from others is its size. It is the narrowest among all these chips at 0.65 millimeters. Despite sounding negligible, in smartphones every inch matters. While making the chip smaller, Samsung created space inside our gadgets. Additional space allows air currents to circulate better thus cooling down our cell phones especially when they are busy with complex jobs as AI tasks.

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The new LPDDR DRAM package is as thin as a fingernail at 0.65 millimeters (mm) Source: Samsung

This latest chip indeed makes a difference in terms of artificial intelligence (AI). As our phones become smarter and begin performing AI functions within the device but not on cloud systems, they need sufficient powerful memory that can keep pace with them efficiently and at low energy costs. Samsung’s updated processor meets these requirements by providing high efficiency level accompanied by low power consumption rate.

The chips come in two sizes: twelve gigabytes or sixteen gigabytes each. This allows for larger working memories for our smartphones hence giving them ability to handle much demanding activities while running numerous apps without slowing down their performance levels. Additionally, Samsung has enhanced heat resistance by about 21% compared to the previous version.

Yet Samsung does not plan to stop here; they are even planning on developing advanced versions of this particular chip with capacity reaching up to thirty-two gigabytes each.The future handsets could have an increased amount of data storage crammed into one tiny place!

Samsung Semiconductors LPDDR5X mobile ai
The LPDDR package stacks four layers of 12nm-class DRAM die, reducing thickness and improving heat resistance by about 21.2% while increasing density Source: Samsung

That implies that regular users could soon have more powerful handsets that run cooler and perform more efficient AI tasks than now possible on mobiles.It’s becoming closer towards getting less complicated devices such as Pocket-sized ones which do not need an internet connection to do things like advanced image editing, language translation etc.

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However, it will take some time before this chip is used in our phones. Samsung’s announcement proves that mobile technology continues developing at a rapid pace and its future is bright with gadgets that become more capable of performing complex operations but still remain cool and energy-effective.

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