DDR5 Expected to Overtake DDR4 by 2023
The transition from DDR4 to DDR5 memory should be swift, according to a new report. Widespread DDR5 adoption should occur in 2022, starting with the server markets and enterprise world, according to a report by industry beancounter Yolle Developpement. Then in 2023, we will finally see widespread DDR5 adoption in the mainstream market, with phones, laptops, and PCs fully utilizing the technology. In fact, we should see more DDR5 ship in 2023 than DDR4, marking a fast transition between the two technologies.
More specifically, estimates have it that we will see a 25% increase in DDR5 adoption in 2022 (thanks to the server market), then an even bigger jump in 2023 to over 50% of market share. Finally, through 2024-2026 we should expect the rest of the market to follow suit with DDR5 adoption, leaving DDR4 at barely 5% of the market.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday June 15 2021, @06:54PM (2 children)
And I'm not even an industry beancounter, which goes to show that anyone can shovel bullshit.
(Score: -1, Troll) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday June 15 2021, @08:03PM
With manufactured shortages coming up, it will be damn near impossible for Goyim to buy new computers at all! And that's a big deal because Jews love Goyim cattle to consume, but they didn't expect Goys to discover inconvenient facts using those computers.
This will lead to Jews doing what they always do -- profit from the shortage, in the form of bulk-stockpiling the product away from the public, and their control of the black market to sell at extreme markups. Eventually, they will use the opportunity of the "great reset" to convert the gadget industry to the Mac Laptop model of having it impossible for people to build their own PCs, as the limited supplies of parts they control will eventually be keyed to the OEM system and sold only inside their own respective systems.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday June 16 2021, @01:24AM
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