Yes, it has a clock speed.
Any chip that data has to go into or out of has a clock speed.
No exceptions. I'm looking at the clock speed on a data sheet for a generic SRAM chip, the clock speed is around 4.4 nano-seconds.
Any chip that has data go into or out of has a latency.
No exceptions. Just in some situations that latency is so small that it does not matter. Latency is defined as a time delay, since SRAM does not have CAS latency I would assume you are reffereing to the latency between when the clock pulsed and when data was output.
