JEDEC
JEDEC
JEDEC develops open standards, which are the basic building blocks of the digital economy and form the bedrock on which healthy, high-volume markets are built. JEDEC's technical committees and task groups focus on a broad range of technologies from memory to wide bandgap semiconductors, quality & reliability, and packaging, to name just a few.
As data-centric computing continues to evolve—driven by AI, cloud, and edge technologies—JEDEC standards enable memory and semiconductor solutions to scale with confidence, interoperability, and long-term reliability.
Current JEDEC areas of focus span a wide range of technologies, including main memory such as DDR SDRAM and HBM; flash and storage technologies including UFS, e.MMC, SSD, and XFMD; and mobile memory such as LPDDR. JEDEC also maintains standards for memory module design files, configurations (JESD21-C), registered outlines (JEP95), and PartModel guidelines (JEP30), along with work in lead-free manufacturing, electrostatic discharge (ESD), and wide bandgap power semiconductors.
JEDEC and SNIA are working together to facilitate alignment related to CXL Memory Modules and JC-64.8 (SSD) activities.
