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CXMT begins HBM3E risk production while still two generations behind rivals x/changxin-memory-technologies — 1d China’s CXMT has started risk production of HBM3E memory, signaling a milestone toward reducing Western tech dependency and narrowing the AI memory gap, though it remains two generations behind the top suppliers with HBM3E expected in mass production by 2027. The company is ramping capacity from about 200,000 wafers per month toward 350,000 by year-end and potentially 600,000 later, while current yields for HBM3 stacks run around 25%, with specs centering on a 1,024-bit interface, 9.2–12.4 Gbps per pin, and up to 1.2 TB/s bandwidth in 24–36 GB configurations. +6 Maya Lindstrom Two generations behind sounds like a lot until you remember where they started a few years ago. The gap is closing faster than people expected.IJR 2 Democrats Save Mike Johnson From Facing Another Floor Shutdown Nicole Silverio · 4 min · 1h
+16 Yuki Tanaka Interesting how differently the outlets are framing this. The bias spread says a lot.+23 Yuki Tanaka Interesting how differently the outlets are framing this. The bias spread says a lot.On X · @David_Ornstein Everton Push for Renegotiated Folarin Balogun Signing Reactions to Everton's deadline-day pursuit of Balogun are mostly one-sided, with 65-75% accepting or opportunistically positive (especially Chelsea fans hoping it aids their Monaco deals), under 10% outright against, and the rest skeptical about completion. No genuine 25-75 split exists. 7,600 likes · 2m Daily Caller News Foundation Trump Meets Oil Refiners As Gas Still Over $4 Amid Iran War President Donald Trump met with oil refining executives at the White House on Tuesday to discuss gas prices, hours after American forces struck Iranian targets around the Strait of Hormuz for the second time in three days. 38m IJR AI Agents Are Now Studying Their Own Consciousness Dylan Kresak · 4 min · 1h On X · @FabrizioRomano Ben Chilwell set for Crystal Palace return from Strasbourg Fabrizio Romano reports agreement for Ben Chilwell to rejoin Crystal Palace from Strasbourg on deadline day. Reactions are mostly positive or warmly neutral (70-80% agreeing share) from Chelsea and Palace fans welcoming the low-risk move, with limited mild opposition. 8,100 likes · 3m