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DDR stands for Double Data Rate. You see this term associated with RAM. Bascially it means that information is processed at double speed (twice per computer cycle). The RAM technology before it was called SDRAM. Synchronous Dynamic RAM. Which meant it was processed once a cycle. So DDR processes information twice as fast..
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