Hynix Semiconductor develops world’s fastest memory chip for PCs

Hynix Semiconductor develops world’s fastest memory chip for PCs

Tech Company Hynix Semiconductor has said that they have developed the world’s fastest memory chip for PCs.

They have used a 60-nano engraving technique to develop these new chips and these chips have passed a verification test by Intel.

Hynix would now start mass-production of the chip early next year. This chip operates at a clock speed of 800 MHz. the fastest chip available in the market right now operates at 667 MHz.

The company said that their 1-gigabyte, 300 MHz DDR2 DRAM module is also about 50 percent more cost-efficient than previous chips made by the 80-nano method

Hynix has used two new technologies named 3-D Transistor and 3-Tier Wiring Technique to develop this new chip.