[Rumor] China CXMT Undercuts RAM Market, Offering DDR4 at 50% Discount to HP and Dell.
CXMT Shakes RAM Market: Chinese Giant Offers DDR4 at Half Price Amid Surging Global Costs According to a report by The Korea Herald , citing anonymous industry sources, the Chinese memory manufacturer CXMT (ChangXin Memory Technologies) has begun offering DDR4 chips at nearly 50% below the current market price . This aggressive pricing strategy comes at a critical time. Over the past year, the price of an 8Gb DDR4 chip has skyrocketed eightfold , reaching a market high of $11.50 per chip . The price surge has been so severe that major PC manufacturers like HP and Dell have reportedly begun quality-testing CXMT’s chips to diversify their supply chains and cut costs. The Shift Toward AI and HBM While the focus remains on DDR4 and DDR5, CXMT is simultaneously upgrading its facilities to produce HBM3 and HBM3e (High Bandwidth Memory) . These high-margin chips are essential for AI data centers. Although CXMT has yet to master HBM4 the industry’s current "Holy Grail" in ter...