Micron's 2027 roadmap: DDR6 with 2x DDR5 bandwidth, 1TB RDIMMs, and 400+ layer NAND

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Forward-looking: Micron has outlined its memory and storage roadmap for the next few years, revealing significant upgrades across its next-generation products. The plans span DDR6, LPDDR6, HBM, and NAND, as the AI infrastructure spending boom continues to push hardware costs higher.

Micron has detailed its 1δ (1-Delta) node as the follow-up to 1γ (1-Gamma). The new node, which features angstrom-level process control and HKMG CMOS structure, will reportedly deliver roughly 25% higher bit density than its predecessor when manufacturing advanced DRAM products.

Micron added that 1-Delta will support next-generation memory standards such as DDR6 and LPDDR6, with the former offering more than twice the bandwidth of DDR5. The company, however, is positioning DDR6 as high-reliability server memory for AI data centers rather than a direct successor to DDR5 for client PCs.

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