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Report puts CXMT at 10% of global DRAM market

Report puts CXMT at 10% of global DRAM market Image: Primary
Counterpoint Research reported that Chinese memory-chip maker CXMT held a 10% share of the global DRAM market in the second quarter, up two percentage points from the prior quarter and 4% a year earlier, according to Herald Business. The article said Samsung led with 38%, while SK hynix fell four percentage points to 25%; Micron and CXMT each added two points. CXMT also announced mass production of LPDDR6, the report said. The article characterized the HBM3E production and Apple supply-chain prospects as future or reported developments.
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