- CXMT said its G5 platform delivers at least 50% more dies per wafer than the previous generation while maintaining better energy efficiency and cost control.
- CXMT reached the 11.95nm threshold using quadruple exposure, which it called close to the world's most advanced mass production memory platforms.
- CXMT displayed two mass-produced 24-gigabit LPDDR5X DRAM chips for mobile devices, a 50% capacity increase over the previous generation of similar products.
- Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix use 10nm-class process technology, and CXMT's G5 narrows their manufacturing-node advantage.
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“achieved a “quantum leap” in storage density, with the number of dies produced per wafer increasing by at least 50 per cent from the previous generation”
“reached the 11.95nm threshold using “quadruple exposure” technology”
“two mass-produced LPDDR5X products based on the G5 platform”