Memory manufacturer Rayson has revealed a flagship LPDDR5X LPCAMM2 module that pushes mobile computing boundaries with a single stick 96GB capacity and 9600MT/s transfer speed. The ultra compact memory design specifically targets AI laptops that need massive bandwidth without the physical bulk of traditional RAM slots. Rayson confirmed the new module has already completed compatibility testing with top tier global computer makers.
The LPCAMM2 form factor is rapidly replacing older memory formats in modern thin laptops. Rayson built this module to measure exactly 78x23x3 millimeters. Compared to standard DDR5 SO DIMM sticks, this new format slashes motherboard space requirements by 60%. It also cuts power consumption by 50% while boosting overall energy efficiency by 70%. That means cooler laptops and longer battery runtime.
Running local AI models directly on a laptop requires massive bandwidth and ample capacity. By packing 96GB onto 1 module at 9600MT/s, this hardware lets mobile workstations process complex tasks without running out of memory. Alongside this flagship 96GB option, Rayson also produces 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB versions for everyday consumer systems. Completed validation across major PC brands means commercial machines will likely begin adopting these modules soon.
