The Samsung Galaxy S11 could be the first device to benefit from the latest announcement from the South Korean firm. Serial production of the industry's first 5GB mobile DRD LPDDR12 memory, a high-speed memory for high-end smartphones. While this is a mouthful, it simply means better smartphone performance for the next generation of devices. Samsung says its new RAM is "1.3 times faster than mobile memory (LPDDR4X) used in most of today's high-end smartphones." The new DRAM will be combined into 12GB RAM packages that will reportedly be able to transfer 44GB of data, or about 12 Full HD (3,7GB) movies in a second.
Made for 5G and AI
Samsung also notes that its new RAM is also optimized for 5G and AI. Unsurprisingly, its future phones will be 5G capable. Shocker. This announcement confirms that Samsung will continue to offer a 12GB RAM configuration option on future phones, which we've already seen on the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and expect to see on the upcoming Galaxy Note 10. However, the Note 10 may arrive too long. soon to have the latest RAM, as the mass production of the memory should not start only at the end of July. The phone is expected to be announced on August 7, making RAM a more likely candidate for the Galaxy S11 in 2020.