At the 4G/5G Summit held by Qualcomm in Hong Kong, Samsung announced that it will launch the commercial process of UFS 3.0 memory chips from 2019, and launch the commercial process of LPDDR5 running memory chips in 2020 to adapt to the popularization and development of 5G networks. It is reported that the first batch of UFS 3.0 memory chips launched by Samsung will have three specifications, namely 128GB/256GB/512GB, with the maximum data transmission rate of 2GB/s. It will not be until 2020 before 1T chips are put into commercial use.

It is reported that, The UFS 3.0 standard will not only increase the size of memory, but also significantly increase the bandwidth. The single channel bandwidth will be increased to 11.6Gbps, and the theoretical maximum speed is about 2.9GB/s. Compared with the UFS 2.1 commonly used by the current flagship machine, the UFS 3.0 standard will double. You may not find the gap between the two in daily use, but when you are doing large capacity data storage or ultra-high resolution video shooting, You can clearly feel the benefits of bandwidth improvement. According to the analysis of foreign media, Samsung will use UFS 3.0 flash memory on the 5G network version of Galaxy S10 series mobile phones to be released next year, and then apply it to Samsung Galaxy Note series mobile phones in succession.

In addition to UFS 3.0, Samsung also announced that it will launch mobile phones equipped with LPDDR5 memory chips in 2020. Compared with the LPDDR4X memory commonly used by the current flagship computer, LPDDR5 will provide a higher bandwidth (51.2GB/s) and reduce power consumption by 20%. It seems that with the popularization of 5G network, UFS 3.0 flash memory and LPDDR5 running memory will become the standard configuration of future flagship phones.

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