At MWC Shanghai 2026, Fibocom introduced the FG550-EAU, a 5G module built on Samsung's Exynos Modem platform. According to the company, the product lowers its LPDDR4x memory configuration from 8Gb to 4Gb, a 50% reduction intended to improve cost efficiency and supply competitiveness for connected devices. For the memory market, the announcement points to continued pressure on bill-of-materials optimization in 5G hardware, but the scale described here is too product-specific to imply a meaningful change in broader DRAM pricing on its own.
Consumer Memory · Jul 1, 2026
Fibocom Cuts LPDDR4x Footprint on New FG550-EAU 5G Module
Fibocom says its new FG550-EAU 5G module uses a smaller LPDDR4x memory configuration, reducing capacity from 8Gb to 4Gb. The change matters mainly as a cost and supply optimization for edge devices rather than a major memory-market demand shift.
Price impact: -1Direction: neutralSource: PR Newswire Computer Electronics
FibocomSamsungLPDDR4x5G modulesExynos Modem platform
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