Chinese chipmaker CXMT hits design breakthrough in tech sought by Samsung, SK Hynix
AIFlow_ML · x · 2026-10-12
Citing an SCMP report, FirstSquawk's news flash says Chinese memory chipmaker CXMT has achieved a design breakthrough in technology long sought by Samsung and SK Hynix — widely understood to be HBM-class high-bandwidth memory — a development with potential implications for the AI compute supply chain.
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