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CAMM short for Compression Attached Memory Module was developed by Dell engineer Tom Schnell and debuted in the Precision 7670 workstation laptop.
Version two has since become an official standard recognized by JEDEC , the trade organization and standardization body that oversees memory standards in the computer industry.
CAMM2 improves clearance around the CPU socket, which could improve compatibility with oversized coolers and enhance airflow around the socket.
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