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Integrated Device Technology has announced that it will be demonstrating its ultra-low power DDR3 register running at an industry-first 1,867Mbps in a standard server at the Supercomputing 2010 (SC10) conference. SC10 will take place from November 13 thru November 19 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The demonstration will show a commercially available server populated with 2 DIMMs per memory channel, each using the IDT SSTE32882KA1 DDR3 register running at 1,867Mbps at 1.35V. Thanks to a unique low-power architecture, the new IDT register provides users with performance improvements in a lower power envelope than competing solutions in the market today. The IDT DDR3 register provides as much as a 60-percent peak bandwidth improvement at 25 percent lower power consumption in the configuration being demonstrated. The SSTE32882KA1 is available now and has been in production for more than one quarter.

"Supercomputing 2010 is a great venue to showcase the tangible performance and power benefits that IDT DDR3 registers will deliver to servers targeting cloud computing, virtualization or other memory-intensive applications," said Rami Sethi, director of marketing in the Enterprise Computing Division at IDT. "Our latest generation of DDR3 products was designed for the enterprise or service provider that needs industry-standard memory solutions that deliver industry-best performance and power consumption."