A review of the updates in DDR5 technology that have been made to support high performance computing.
The rapid growth in real-time data requirements for cloud services, IoT, high-performance servers and workstations, hyperscale data centers and big data has increased pressure on memory suppliers to improve memory density and speed. This pressure has resulted in a need for new memory technology that goes beyond the current DDR4 limit of 16 Gb single die capacity and speed of 3200MT/s.
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DDR5 is coming . This has been the case for last five years. Till now there is no Jedec standard for it . So I don’t expect to see it for another 2 years .