[#FrameworkComputer]() # Framework Cancels One Key Module Program September 11, 2026 at 08:15 PM > Framework has ended its custom keyboard module project due to manufacturing complexity and durability issues found during development. Framework has officially ended its One Key Module program, a project originally announced during the Laptop 16 2nd-gen launch. Developed with Lite-On, the initiative aimed to let developers create custom keyboard layouts using individual key modules. The company cited manufacturing complexity, fragility, and high assembly costs for the cancellation. Yield issues and slim form factor constraints meant that redesigns to improve durability would exceed the physical dimensions of the Framework Laptop 16. Despite the end of this program, Framework will launch a ZMK-powered Wireless Keyboard Control Board for developers. The company continues to support its community by providing documentation for its QMK fork on GitHub for future custom input projects. ## Related news [#FrameworkComputer]() [#Micron]() September 13, 2026 at 05:16 PM ## [Framework Cuts Laptop 13 Pro LPCAMM2 Prices]() > Framework is lowering prices and issuing refunds for Laptop 13 Pro models after securing a limited supply of cheaper Micron memory. [#FrameworkComputer]() [#Micron]() September 9, 2026 at 12:22 PM ## [Framework Lowers LPCAMM2 Memory Module Prices]() > Framework is reducing prices for Micron 32GB and 64GB memory modules and offering retroactive refunds to customers with existing orders. [#FrameworkComputer]() [#Ryzen]() September 1, 2026 at 01:13 PM ## [Framework Teases 192GB LPDDR5X Desktop Config]() > The new Framework Desktop tier features AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 processor and supports up to 160GB of allocated video memory.