Should have been called CRAMM.

More photos: https://www.pcmag.com/news/what-is-camm-perhaps-the-future-look-of-memory-in-laptops

These things are really big and wide. The connector itself is huge. I hope this means the electrical connection is reliable (less mem errors), but maybe that will be offset by the higher speeds (tighter impedance tolerances).

Looking forward to seeing (eventually) blog posts about people trying to use these with SoCs in their projects. I wonder if they’ll hit annoying issues or if it will be as easy as routing to to bare DRAM chips.