Rambus displays XDR memory
Rambus used the Intel Developer Forum for a comprehensive demonstration of its XDR memory modules. The modules shown were clocked at 3.2 GHz and provided a bandwidth of 12.8 GByte per second. The Cell processor, to appear in Sony’s next generation Playstation, will be Rambus’ first large customer to integrate XDR devices - which initially will also be clocked at 3.2 GHz. Rambus says that XDR will scale to 8 GHz over time and currently runs in the lab at "more than 3.2 GHz". (THG)
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