Intel’s Arrow Lake may support 10,000 MT/s CUDIMM memory, leaving AMD in the dust

Enabling these transfer rates is a new memory standard called CUDIMM (Clocked Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module), which incorporates an on-module clock driver chip to regenerate the signal, ensuring better stability at high frequencies. This standard represents an evolution of traditional desktop UDIMM RAM.

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