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DDR-SDRAM

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DDR-SDRAM

Type of SDRAM that supports data transfers on both edges of each clock cycle, effectively doubling the memory chip's data throughput. Motherboards must be equipped with the correct type of chip-set before they can use DDR memory.



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Cray plans to use Denali's Databahn IP in the design of the DDR-SDRAM memory system for its next-generation chips.
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In 2001, JEDEC presented Samsung with an award recognizing the company's leadership and pioneering role in the development of DDR technology as well as its contribution to the standardization of DDR-SDRAM.
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In December 2001, JEDEC presented the company's engineering force with a technical recognition award acknowledging Samsung's contribution to the standardization of DDR-SDRAM.
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