August 12, 2026TechnologyStocks·Neutral·semiconductors

CXMT hits 90% yield on 17nm-class DDR5 despite EUV restrictions

Chinese memory maker CXMT has achieved 90% yield on 17nm-class DDR5, a milestone that puts it within competitive range of established memory makers despite being locked out of EUV equipment. The catch is cost, as CXMT's dies run significantly more expensive without EUV.

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@Crypto_Jargon

🇨🇳BREAKING: Chinese memory maker CXMT has hit 90% yield on 17nm-class DDR5, a milestone that puts it firmly inside the competitive range of established memory makers despite being locked out of EUV equipment entirely. The catch is cost. Without EUV, CXMT's dies run significantly https://t.co/P8jLQh3xJz

@Professional_Monkeys

AAPL played their hand with cxmt and lost. This isn't going back to ath anytime soon