Samsung Announces First LPDDR5 DRAM for 5G, Automotive Applications

as mentioned in Samsung has announced early production on 8Gb (1GB) LPDDR5 modules using 10nm-class* process nodes and with a specific focus on 5G and automotive applications. The new memory will feature a maximum transfer speed of 6,400Mbits/s with much lower VDD (LPDDR4 specifies a supply voltage of 1.1v; LPDDR5 can operate with a VDD of just 0.5v). According to Samsung, its memory will use a higher VDD — 1.1v for operation at the 6,400Mbit/s performance level, and 1.05v for a lower 5,500Mbit/s bandwidth. Overall, Samsung projects that the new LPDDR5 memory should be up to 30 percent more power efficient. Typically by the time a new memory standard is poised for introduction, it's easy to find no end of discussion concerning the spec.

VeChain (VEN) Announces Cahrenheit Automotive Project but Market Price Looks Worrying

Until recently, VEN was seen as a promising project, but its price does not seem to find support after the mainnet launch. The VeChain (VEN) project has unveiled a new project, dubbed Cahrenheit, which is a blockchain-based automotive ecosystem based on the VeThor blockchain. However, the recent successful new blockchain launch and the release of a mobile wallet did little to stem the sudden drop in VEN prices. So, owners of X Node status were satisfied that their node status was secured, and went on to trade their assets. Until recently, the VEN market price was supported precisely because a large section of the token supply was locked away.

Exechon Joint Venture Announces XMini Automotive Manufacturing Sale to UAE-Based REFCO Metals

according to "Today's automotive industry moves fast and requires parts made to the most exacting specifications," said Shafik Nasser, Chairman of Exechon Enterprises. "The XMini creates complex, high-precision parts while streamlining production and lowering costs, making it the perfect partner in a modern manufacturing environment." During a six-month verification process, REFCO Metals will use the XMini to manufacture a broad range of automotive-grade aluminum alloy extrusions. About Exechon Exechon Enterprises L.L.C., is a joint-venture company that consists of Abu Dhabi-based Injaz National, Lockheed Martin, and Sweden-based Tecgrant AB. Its products bring a full suite of automated manufacturing options to the aerospace, defense and automotive sectors, as well as other industrial markets.

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