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Samsung tests new Galaxy S27 memory
Reports reveal that Samsung is preparing to use Micron's 1γ LPDDR5X memory in the Galaxy S27 series, aiming to enhance performance and energy efficiency across flagship phones. The new memory relies on advanced manufacturing technology that delivers higher speeds and reduced power consumption, boosting the phones' ability to handle multitasking and run AI applications more effectively. Although some competitors have introduced LPDDR6 technology, sources indicate that Samsung may prefer to continue utilizing an improved version of LPDDR5X, focusing on capacities ranging from 12 to 24 GB to strike a balance between performance and cost, while also avoiding full reliance on DDR5 technology. These strategic moves impact the memory market, amid mounting pressure due to increasing demand for AI technologies. Samsung is therefore seeking to diversify its supply sources to ensure adequate availability of components.
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