The JEDEC has released the GDDR7 specification, signaling a significant advancement in graphics memory technology.

GDDR7 features including Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM), on-die ECC, and real-time reporting are designed to improve frequency operations and support higher densities.

Samsung is at the forefront, aiming to launch 32Gb/s GDDR7 memory by late 2024.

The arrival of the first GDDR7 VRAM chips is anticipated to align with the release of next-generation consumer GPU architectures in 2025.

Major GPU manufacturers AMD and Nvidia have confirmed plans to integrate GDDR7 into their upcoming products, while Intel's position is not yet confirmed.

The GDDR7 memory standard is expected to address the increasing performance requirements of cloud gaming, AI, and data center applications.