SK hynix secures Intel data center certification for 256 GB DDR5 RDIMM

SK hynix has become the first company to complete Intel Data Center Certified testing for its 32 Gb die-based 256 GB DDR5 RDIMM on the Intel Xeon 6 platform, positioning its high-capacity memory for next-generation Artificial Intelligence workloads.

SK hynix Inc. announced that it has become the first in the industry to complete the Intel Data Center Certified process to apply 256 GB DDR5 RDIMM, which is a high capacity server module based on 32 Gb fifth-generation 10 nm-class (1b) DRAM, to the Intel Xeon 6 platform. As an Intel Data Center Certified system and platform, 256 GB DDR5 RDIMM has completed extensive testing and rigorous validation by Intel’s Advanced Data Center Development Laboratory, and is now described as the industry’s first server module verified to provide reliable performance, compatibility and quality when combined with Intel Xeon processors. SK hynix noted that it had previously obtained similar validation in January this year for its 16 Gb fourth-generation 10 nm-class (1a) die-based 256 GB product.

By becoming the first in the industry to validate compatibility with Intel’s latest server platform, SK hynix is positioning itself as a technological leader in high-capacity DDR5 modules. The company indicated that this certification strengthens its ability to collaborate with major global data center operators that are looking to deploy higher density memory in their infrastructure. SK hynix plans to leverage this validation to expand its presence in the next-generation memory market, using the Intel Xeon 6 certification as a reference point for reliability and performance in large scale server environments.

In the broader context of Artificial Intelligence driven infrastructure, SK hynix emphasized that memory has emerged as a critical determinant of system performance. The company stated that as Artificial Intelligence inference models evolve beyond generating simple responses to performing complex logical processes, the volume of data that must be processed in real time is growing exponentially. To manage these massive data sets swiftly and reliably, SK hynix said that high-capacity and high-performance memory has become indispensable, and this shift is driving a sharp increase in market demand for solutions such as its 256 GB DDR5 RDIMM modules.

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