ChangXin Memory Technologies 长鑫存储技术有限公司
"Empowering intelligent society and enhancing human life through advanced technology"
Hefei DRAM chipmaker founded 2016, listed on Shanghai's STAR Market (688825); the largest integrated DRAM manufacturer in mainland China.
ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) is a Chinese integrated semiconductor manufacturer headquartered in Hefei, Anhui Province. Founded in 2016, the company designs, develops, produces and sells dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chips in-house, making it an integrated device manufacturer rather than a fabless designer, and it is the largest DRAM IDM in mainland China. CXMT is listed on Shanghai's STAR Market under stock code 688825.
CXMT built its first wafer fab, Fab A, in Hefei starting in 2017, taped out an 8Gb DDR4 chip in 2018, and announced DDR4 mass production at the 2019 World Manufacturing Convention before beginning commercial sales that year. It has since added a Fab A2 site in Hefei and a Fab C site in Beijing that entered trial production in 2022. Its commercial product lines include DDR4 and DDR4 modules, DDR5 and DDR5 modules, LPDDR4X, and LPDDR5/5X mobile memory, supplying DRAM for mobile devices, PCs, tablets, servers, virtual-reality equipment and Internet of Things products; as a memory component supplier, its chips also serve as underlying hardware for computing systems, including AI and robotics platforms that depend on high-bandwidth, energy-efficient DRAM.
The company is led by president Cao Kanyu, who directed its DRAM research and development from 2017, and it maintains research centers and branch offices in China and abroad.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
DDR5 DRAM and Modules
Fifth-generation DDR DRAM chips and memory modules for PCs, servers and high-performance systems.
LPDDR5/5X Mobile DRAM
Low-power LPDDR5/5X mobile memory for smartphones and high-speed mobile applications.
DDR4 DRAM and Modules
DDR4 DRAM chips and modules balancing speed and power for multiple application fields.
LPDDR4X Memory Chip
Low-power LPDDR4X memory chip for mobile devices with high-speed data transfer and ultra-low power.
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https://www.cxmt.com/HEADQUARTERS
China
Company Facts
Founded
2016
Primary Role
Component Supplier
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
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