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US Senator Cotton reportedly urges Commerce Secretary Lutnick to add Chinese memory maker CXMT (688825 CH) to the ban list, CNBC reports

ORIGINAL · NewsquawkUS Senator Cotton reportedly urges Commerce Secretary Lutnick to add Chinese memory maker CXMT (688825 CH) to the ban list, CNBC reports
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Cotton reportedly urged Lutnick to add CXMT to the ban list; recent coverage described the memory maker’s DRAM prepayments and challenges advancing into high-bandwidth memory.

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