Chinese memory upstart CXMT is making important progress with its DDR5 memory chips, according to a report in the Chinese media. The firm has become a regular part of industry news as it grows in importance due to high demand from the local industry and Apple’s interest in buying its chips to ease the pressure of the global memory chip shortage. Now, today’s report suggests that CXMT’s DDR5 memory chips, marketed as being manufactured on the 17-nanometer manufacturing process, have reached a 90% yield to allow the firm to make major progress in its ability to ship large volumes. Acer […]
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