CXMT DDR5 PRICES MATCH RIVALS, GAINS CLIENT MARKET EDGE
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Chinese memory maker CXMT's DDR5 pricing aligns with Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron, but the manufacturer gains a supply advantage in client markets by avoiding HBM production.
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