Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Page 2 - Yangtze Memory News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Yangtze Memory. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Yangtze Memory Today - Breaking & Trending Today

YMTC: Our 3D QLC NAND matches endurance of 3D TLC NAND - Vimarsana News

YMTC: Our 3D QLC NAND matches endurance of 3D TLC NAND

YMTC's X3-6070 3D QLC NAND can sustain 4,000 P/E cycles, according to the company.

YMTC denies Pentagon allegations - says it doesn't supply technology for Chinese military use - Vimarsana News

YMTC denies Pentagon allegations - says it doesn't supply technology for Chinese military use

YMTC claims it does not supply 3D NAND to the military. But its owner Tsinghua Unigroup is linked to China's government

China's YMTC Preps Next-Gen Xtacking 4.0 NAND Tech - Vimarsana News

China's YMTC Preps Next-Gen Xtacking 4.0 NAND Tech

Yangtze Memory proceeds to Xtacking 4.0 architecture, but without increasing the number of layers.

US Can't Halt SMIC, Huawei's Tech Advances, Chip Guru Says - Vimarsana News

US Can't Halt SMIC, Huawei's Tech Advances, Chip Guru Says

(Bloomberg) -- The US won’t be able to stop Chinese firms including Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. and Huawei Technologies Co. from making progress in chip technology, according to one of the semiconductor industry’s leading figures. Most Read from BloombergChina’s Ex-Premier Li Keqiang, a Reformer Sidelined by Xi, DiesIsrael Latest: US Strikes Two Iran-Linked Facilities in SyriaTech Giants Signal Rebound as Amazon, Intel Rally: Markets WrapHouse Speaker Mike Johnson’s First Big

Source: yahoo.com
Huawei, SMIC chip advances cannot be stopped by 'futile' US sanctions, says TSMC and semiconductor veteran - Vimarsana News

Huawei, SMIC chip advances cannot be stopped by 'futile' US sanctions, says TSMC and semiconductor veteran

Burn J. Lin, a well-regarded former vice-president at TSMC, said SMIC should be able to advance to making 5-nm chips with existing equipment.

Source: scmp.com