so, you guys know how there's been this huge memory crisis going on in the pc gaming world, right? it's like, every conversation about new hardware comes back to the fact that we just can't get enough memory to meet the demand. and honestly, it's been feeling kinda hopeless, like we're stuck in this cycle of not being able to get the parts we need.



but, apparently, there's a new player in town that's trying to shake things up - a chinese company called cxmt. they're a memory maker, and they're actually starting to gain some ground on the big three: samsung, sk hynix, and micron. according to some recent numbers, cxmt has about 7% of the revenue market share, which might not seem like a lot, but it's a start. and the fact that they're even able to compete with these huge companies is kinda exciting, you know?



so, what's behind cxmt's sudden rise to fame? well, for one thing, component makers have started validating their products for chinese memory, which means they're working with cxmt to get their parts compatible. and just last week, cxmt made a huge public offering - we're talking $8.6 billion - and their shares surged by like, 466%. that's insane. and now, their memory is even showing up in some laptops from hp, asus, and acer, although not in the us yet.



i think the most interesting thing about cxmt, though, is that they're potentially going to help ease the memory crisis. i mean, with more competition in the market, prices might start to come down, and production might start to meet demand. and let's be real, the big three have been accused ofRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?