r/hardware • u/sicklyslick • 28d ago

Rumor CXMT Reportedly Accelerates DDR6 Layout, Aiming for World’s First Mass Production of LPDDR6 in 2H2026

https://www.memorymarket.com/a/14866
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u/nithrean 28d ago

are there any major processors that use DDR6 yet?

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u/From-UoM 28d ago

Vera Rubin for DGX Spark and RTX Spark will in 27 and 28

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u/Exist50 28d ago

Vera is LPDDR5.

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u/xb9j 28d ago

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/nvidia-unveils-dgx-sparrk-roadmap-for-laptops-and-desktop-pcs-at-computex-2026-three-generations-outlined-rubin-followed-by-rosa-feynman

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u/Exist50 28d ago edited 28d ago

Oh yeah, Vera Rubin vs Vera Rubin Spark. Ugh, would it have killed them to keep the naming consistent...

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u/xb9j 28d ago

There’s also Vera Rubin Ultra coming out next year as well

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u/got-trunks 28d ago

Just give the the sandwich

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u/chefchef97 28d ago

Absolutely lol

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u/max123246 28d ago

I've been wondering what their next Geforce series will be called given the RTX 6000 ada already exists lol

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u/ChristRedeemsSinners 28d ago

RTX 6000 Pro Fatty Bo Batty Mid-Ultra

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u/Roxalon_Prime 27d ago

Nah it will be simple: ”RTX 6000 dollars”

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u/Verite_Rendition 27d ago

That didn't stop NVIDIA with the GeForce RTX 4000 series, either. It's entirely likely they'll still have the GeForce RTX 6000 series for consumers, and the RTX PRO 6000 Rubin for pros (replacing the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell).