Advantech SQRAM DDR5 Memory

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Advantech has released the SQRAM DDR5 5600 series industrial-grade DDR5 memory. This series features speeds of up to 5600 MT/s. With its bandwidth capability from 8 to 48 GB and beyond, the series delivers fast data transfer rates that are designed to surpass the industrial benchmark. In addition, it has undergone laboratory testing to be suitable for mission-critical applications, supporting a -40 to 95°C operating temperature range. These features make the series a suitable choice for multitasking and data-intensive systems, such as Advanced Medical Imaging Inspection, AI and Machine Learning, and Edge Server systems.

The DDR5 memory series provides 5600 MT/s of performance adopting 13th Gen Intel Core processors with 20% increase in read/write speed 4800 MT/s as tested by AIDA64 Memory Benchmark v6.70. The memory architecture has bandwidth improvement of nearly 50% over DDR4 with increased efficiency as core-counts per CPU continue to expand, helping relieve the bandwidth-per-processor-core crunch. Additionally, the DDR5-5600 DIMMs feature 24 and 48 GB capacities, and are built with 3Gbx8 ICs to offer larger capacity to run multiple applications simultaneously without worrying about exhausting memory resources.

The wide temperature range makes the series suitable for outdoor installations, where extreme temperatures can be a challenge for conventional memory solutions. Additionally, SQRAM can provide other benefits such as anti-sulfuration, side fill, conformal coating, and SPD write protection for challenging environments.

Advantech SQRAM comes with its own software, SQRAM Manager & DeviceOn to monitor DRAM in real time, providing information such as dynamic memory speed, temperature and an advanced overheating alert. To maintain system performance stability, Advantech’s software flexibly supports Cloud Remote Control mode and On-Premise versions on each device, which can be downloaded from the Advantech website.

Advantech SQRAM DDR5 5600 will be launched in Q4 of 2023. For more information, click here.