
Micron has responded to the rising demand for high-capacity memory modules by fabricating 32Gb monolithic DDR5 dies and compiling them to make 128GB DDR5 RDIMMs.
The firm has also outlined a timeline for the next five years of development, up to 2028, but curiously absent is news of DDR6. DDR4 was announced in 2012, with DDR5 RAM announced eight years later in 2020.