AMD Patents New DDR5 Memory Architecture to Double Data Rates, Boost Performance

AMD submitted a patent to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) for a groundbreaking new memory architecture that can significantly enhance the performance of the DDR5 standard.

The chipmaker hopes that this new design can offer double or higher data rates than its current capacity. It's going to be a promising breakthrough in gaming and high-performance computing.

Improving DDR5 Performance Through High-Bandwidth Memory

The new AMD patent presents what the company calls a "high bandwidth memory module architecture" (HB-DIMM). Initially reported by Tech4Gamers , the technology targets the shortcomings of the current DDR5 memory, especially where high-performance graphics processing and server workloads are required.

Although DDR5 memory has already achieved staggering