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China’s CXMT will make AI memory despite yields as low as 20%, Reuters says
Chinese AI chipmakers are short of memory, so CXMT expects to start limited production within two months. SK Hynix, the market leader, gets yields of around 70%.
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China’s biggest memory chipmaker, CXMT, plans to start making HBM3E, an advanced memory used in AI chips, even though only 20% to 30% of the chips it makes are usable. Two people familiar with the matter told Reuters, which reported the details on Wednesday, 28 October. TNW has not independently verified the report.
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