CXMT Hits 90% Yield on 17nm DDR5 Chips, Closing the Gap With Micron & Others

Chinese memory maker CXMT has achieved a 90% yield on its 17nm DDR5 memory chips, marking significant progress. This narrows the manufacturing yield gap with established peers like Micron, though US sanctions limit CXMT's access to the latest EUV lithography technology and continue to restrict widespread adoption by some major PC brands.

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