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Titolo: Rambus Demonstrates RIMM 4200, World's Highest Bandwidth PC Memory Module

Rambus Demonstrates RIMM 4200, World's Highest Bandwidth PC Memory Module
Los Altos, CA - February 25, 2002 - Rambus Inc. (Nasdaq: RMBS), the leading
provider of high bandwidth chip connection technology, announced today it
will demonstrate RIMMT 4200, the world's highest bandwidth- PC memory
module, at the Intel Developers Forum in San Francisco, California. The RIMM
4200 module represents the next milestone in the RDRAM® memory roadmap for
higher performance computing solutions.
The RIMM 4200 module integrates two RDRAM memory channels to deliver 4.2GB/s
of memory bandwidth from a single module. Using standard RDRAM components,
RIMM 4200 modules operate with existing RDRAM controllers, and enable single
module upgrades of dual channel memory systems. Furthermore, with built-in
channel termination, RIMM 4200 modules simplify motherboard design and
require less than 5 square inches of system board area. The demonstration
system to be shown at Intel Developer's Forum uses a low cost four-layer
motherboard and modules that fit in standard memory connector footprints
using a 232 pin version of the RIMM connector.
The system demonstration of RIMM 4200 modules, featured in Rambus booth
number 404 is the result of joint development efforts by Samsung, ASUSTeK,
Kingston Technology, Tyco Electronics, and Rambus.
"As a world leading technology solution provider, ASUS is pleased to be the
first company to deliver motherboards supporting RIMM 4200 modules,"
comments Joe Hsieh, Motherboard Division Director of ASUSTeK. "RIMM 4200
modules provide exceptional performance while enabling the use of smaller
form factors at lower costs. The ASUS P4T533 with RIMM 4200 support will be
shipping in quantities in Q2 2002."
"The RIMM 4200 uses the 1066 MHz speed bin of current production RDRAM to
deliver the highest performance available to date from a single PC memory
module," said Tom Quinn, vice president of Marketing, Samsung Semiconductor,
Inc. "A single module that supports two channels of RDRAM with 4.2GB/sec of
bandwidth makes RDRAM even more attractive from a price-performance
standpoint."
"Kingston has already built a number of prototype RIMM 4200 modules and
achieved high passing yields in motherboards," stated JK Tsai, Director of
Technology, Kingston Technology. "Kingston will be ready to ramp its volume
production of RIMM 4200 modules to support OEM, System Builder, Channel and
other customers when new motherboards and systems ship."
"The 232 pin connector used for the RIMM 4200 modules is electrically the
same as the standard RIMM connector," said Okamoto Minoru, vice president of
Tyco Electronics. "Our existing RIMM connector has spare pin positions. A
minor modification to the casing and addition of pins are all it takes to
support RIMM 4200 connectors."
In addition to the system demonstration of RIMM 4200 modules, Rambus will be
demonstrating 1200MHz RDRAM operation in a PC and will also be presenting a
session titled "System and Motherboard Design for High Bandwidth Memory
Subsystems" at the Intel Developers Forum in San Francisco, California.

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bla, bla bla bla sempre solite cazzate pubblicitarie

 
ma rambus non era quella che è stata scacciata da tutti soprattutto
intel? e di conseguenza ha cominciato a fare causa a tutti?
mah