Innodisk is releasing the newest ruggedized DDR4 2666 Wide Temperature DRAM series which is focusing on tough conditions of edge applications.

“DDR4 2666 will eventually become the standard specification on the market,” says Samson Chang, Innodisk’s Global VP of DRAM, “With this move, we have already secured a good position to supply the current and future IoT and edge computing demands for industrial-grade, high-performance DRAM modules.”

The 2666 Wide Temperature series come in unbuffered (with and without ECC) and buffered modules, and strictly uses Original ICs only. Additionally, the modules are all equipped with anti-sulfuration capabilities and are compatible with the newest Intel Mehlow and Purley server platforms, as well as Coffee Lake.

The new DDR4 2666MT/s wide temperature DRAM series is available in capacities from 4GB to 16GB, and perfectly designed for all industrial applications including rugged servers, fanless systems, mission-critical applications, surveillance, and networking. With the shift towards edge computing, memory with wide temperature capabilities will be essential, especially for aerospace and in-vehicle applications.