China's CXMT to start advanced AI memory production despite poor yields

The decision highlights China's intense shortage of the AI memory chips, which are essential to a government-backed push to develop domestic alternatives to Nvidia's AI processors at scale amid US curbs on access to foreign-made technology.

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2026-10-28 06:46 · Economic Times Tech
China's CXMT to start advanced AI memory production despite poor yields

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