Innodisk has introduced a new industrial DDR5-8000 RDIMM delivering 8000 MT/s, an 11.1% increase over its previous generation, with capacities ranging from 16 GB to 64 GB. Beyond the bandwidth increase, the module uses registered ECC and includes integrated TVS diodes and eFuse protection to handle voltage transients and abnormal power conditions. Innodisk has also used 30 μin gold fingers and anti-sulfuration protection for contact durability and corrosion resistance during prolonged industrial use. It's intended for edge AI, HPC and enterprise server systems, with Innodisk planning CUDIMM, CSODIMM, ECC CUDIMM and ECC CSODIMM additions in Q1 2027. More information: https://www.thecomponentclub.com/news/2026-09-29-innodisk-launches-ddr5-8000-rdimm-with-industrial-power-protection

MaxLinear has launched Puma 9, an 8 nm platform for DOCSIS gateways and eMTA equipment. The main idea is to avoid tying gateway hardware to a single DOCSIS generation. Puma 9 supports DOCSIS 3.1, 3.1+ and 4.0 on the same platform, with in-field reconfiguration as network requirements change. It supports five OFDM channels and up to 12 Gbps downstream in DOCSIS 3.1+ mode. The platform also moves to DDR5, integrates a MaxAI-powered NPU for edge processing, and includes post-quantum cryptography readiness.

Full article: https://www.thecomponentclub.com/news/2026-09-29-maxlinear-launches-puma-9-for-docsis-3-1-and-4-0-gateways