CAMM2 has been certified by JEDEC and will replace SO-DIMM as the new benchmark for laptop memory

Recently, a new memory module standard CAMM2 has officially obtained JEDEC certification, marking its imminent replacement of the traditional SO-DIMM (Small Outline DIMM) as the new standard for laptop memory. This change will bring higher performance, more stable performance, and stronger scalability to laptops.

CAMM2 (Connector and Assembly Memory Module 2) is a new memory module standard developed by the JEDEC Committee. Compared to traditional SO-DIMM, CAMM2 is more compact in size, and has higher connection density and faster transmission speed. These characteristics make CAMM2 more suitable for application in high-performance laptops.

In terms of performance, CAMM2 can provide higher memory bandwidth and faster read and write speeds. This enables laptops to process large amounts of data more smoothly and respond faster. In addition, due to the tighter connection of the CAMM2 memory module, it can provide more stable memory operation, reducing the risk of memory errors and failures.

In addition to performance advantages, CAMM2 also has stronger scalability. Due to its compact design, CAMM2 can easily scale to higher memory capacities. This makes laptops more flexible in meeting the growing memory demands. In addition, CAMM2 can also support a variety of different memory types, including DDR4 and DDR5, providing consumers with more choices.

After obtaining JEDEC certification, CAMM2 is expected to gradually replace SO-DIMM as the new standard in the future laptop market. This change will bring consumers higher performance, more stable performance, and stronger scalability. At the same time, this also marks the important role of JEDEC in promoting the development of memory technology, which will bring more innovation and opportunities to the future laptop market.