Adata DDR3 module for servers

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Adata Technology has introduced a new DDR3 memory module series for cloud computing servers. Fully compatible with major motherboards, the server DIMM module helps reduce power costs and increase environmental protection, the vendor said.

Is high efficiency, Adata indicated, enables major energy savings, leading to reduced overall power consumption for cloud businesses and lower carbon dioxide emissions.

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