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Why China's memory chips could help end 'RAMageddon'

China's leading memory chip maker CXMT is emerging as a potential alternative source of memory for a market under strain from the AI boom, observers say.

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China's leading memory chip maker CXMT is emerging as a potential alternative source of memory for a market under strain from the AI boom, observers say.

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    Why China's memory chips could help end 'RAMageddon'

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    China's leading memory chip maker CXMT is emerging as a potential alternative source of memory for a market under strain from the AI boom, observers say. Why China's memory chips could help end 'RAMageddon'

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