MetaRAM quadruples DDR2 DIMM capacities, launches 8GB DIMMs
 

Since its launch in January 2006, the only thing that has been publicly known about former AMD CTO Fred Weber's new venture is its name: MetaRAM. Clearly, the stealth-mode company was working on something to do with RAM, but what? As of today, MetaRAM is finally ready to talk about its technology, and it appears to be a pretty solid evolutionary step for the tried-and-true SDRAM DIMM module. In short, MetaRAM's technology enables DIMM capacity increases of two or four times, so that a single DDR2 MetaSDRAM DIMM can hold 4GB or 8GB of memory while still being a drop-in replacement for a normal DIMM.


http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...8gb-dimms.html

Interesting news, had no idea they were active in that area. Have to wonder if they can / will carry this over to DDR3. Seems to absolve any need for FB-DIMMs...