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Gigabyte announces support for Chinese-made CXMT memory — pushes it to 8200 MT/s on Socket AM5

By Zak Killian Published

The performance is impressive and it's good to see official support, but the question remains whether you can actually buy any of it.

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CXMT's DDR5 RAM isn't as performant or as consistent as SK hynix dies, early testing shows

By Hassam Nasir Published

You can't tighten the timings either, apparently.

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CXMT close to matching Micron's memory capacity in 2026, research claims

By Anton Shilov Published

As CXMT's DRAM capacity set to match Micron's, China's DRAM industry could become world's second largest after South Korea.

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SK Hynix says 2027 will be the 'worst year' for memory shortage, forecasts crunch to last until 2030

By Jake Roach Published

SK Hynix CEO Kwak Noh-jung says the memory shortage will get even worse in 2027, and claiming the RAM crunch will last at least until the turn of the decade.

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JEDEC releases new SPHBM4 standard to slash AI memory costs

By Anton Shilov Published

SPHBM4 promises HBM4-class bandwidth without usage of silicon interposer and CoWoS-like packaging.

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MSI MEG X670E AM5 motherboard
China-made CXMT memory now supports faster speeds on MSI's AMD motherboards

By Hassam Nasir Published

Chinese RAM proves itself once again.

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Inside the history of DRAM price-fixing lawsuits

By Luke James Published

Premium 17 plaintiffs sued Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California in late June.

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SK hynix to invest $712.5 billion in South Korean operations

By Anton Shilov Published

SK hynix announces major plan to spend $712.5 billion in its operations in South Korea, but the only detailed investments are spendings on a new NAND fab and a packaging facility.

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Meta fights soaring hardware costs by reusing old DDR4 server memory in new DDR5-only servers

By Anton Shilov Published

Meta develops its custom Vistara CXL memory expander to use DDR4 memory with new servers running AMD EPYC 'Turin' processors.

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Micron inks long-term supply agreements worth $100 billion

By Anton Shilov Published

Micron has signed 16 LTAs with various customers to supply DRAM and NAND worth $100 billion.

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