Chinese memory giant CXMT has reportedly achieved a significant milestone in DDR5 production, with manufacturing yields now comfortably above 90%. This is comparable to what major manufacturers like Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron are achieving. According to reports, CXMT uses a 17 nm node for DDR5...
More competition is good. Don’t buy Dell anyway, it’s garbage.
Hopefully there will be other RAM manufacturers that spring up.
It’s a real shame German politicians allowed/got paid to force Qimonda to die.
Hadn’t heard of it, but it seems like they were abandoned when they needed help the most. Germany didn’t realise what they had.
As is tradition… if it doesn’t have 4 wheels, politicians don’t care.