Product category: Memory Devices and Modules
News Release from: IDT | Subject: AMB devices
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 6 March 2006
Memory buffer devices meet Intel specs
IDT's advanced memory buffer (AMB) devices have passed the Intel Corporation validation process and are available to ship in volume
IDT is the first AMB vendor in the industry to achieve this milestone. Enabling fully buffered dual inline memory module (FB-DIMM) solutions, AMB devices help increase the speed and memory capacity of servers and workstations, resulting in improved data-processing capabilities. Integrated onto an FB-DIMM, the IDT AMB devices handle the buffering, collection and distribution of data for each DIMM in a system, thus serving as an essential building block for next-generation, high-speed servers and workstations.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 6 March 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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'We are pleased to provide leadership in this major server technology transition, extending our track record of excellent support for the server DIMM market', said Jimmy Lee, Senior Vice President for the IDT Timing Solutions Group.
'As industry adoption of fully buffered dual inline memory modules increases, our customers and partners can continue to rely on IDT as a first call to satisfy the timing requirements of FB-DIMM technology'.
'The industry is bringing fully buffered DIMM technology to market to deliver superior reliability and increased memory flexibility in servers and workstations', said Boyd Davis, General Manager for Server Platforms Group Marketing at Intel.
'To support the transition to FB-DIMMs, it's essential to have a robust and diverse set of companies providing the underlying building blocks'.
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