The Korean electronics giant’s low-power DDR4 memory chips, due to ship in 2014, will help lift a key performance bottleneck in today’s mobile devices. Samsung says the new chips are faster and use less power, too. [Read more]
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The Korean electronics giant’s low-power DDR4 memory chips, due to ship in 2014, will help lift a key performance bottleneck in today’s mobile devices. Samsung says the new chips are faster and use less power, too. [Read more]
