Chinese chipmaker CXMT suing US defence department over blacklist
CXMT says the blacklist has caused commercial harm and violated due process as it seeks to remove itself from Pentagon restrictions.
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Chinese chipmaker CXMT suing US defence department over blacklist
The company was originally added to a list of organisations thought to be aiding China’s military in January 2025, and that status was upheld in June of this year. Read more: Chinese chipmaker CXMT suing US defence department over blacklist
CXMT sues Pentagon over 'Chinese military company' designation
China’s top memory chipmaker, ChangXin Memory Technologies, sued the Pentagon on Friday over being placed on a list of companies the U.S. says are aiding Beijing’s military. “CXMT is not affiliated with the Chinese military,” the company said in the federal lawsuit. “CXMT designs, produces, and sells its DRAM chips for civilian and commercial use, […] The post CXMT sues Pentagon over ‘Chinese military company’ designation appeared first on Comm…
ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) filed a complaint against the US Ministry of Defense. The company contests its inclusion on the list of entities related to the Chinese army, claiming that its products comply with JEDEC civil standards. The CXMT article is bringing a lawsuit against the Pentagon: JEDEC's memory is not military equipment first appeared on Overclocking.com.
CXMT is on the US Department of Defense's blacklist. This is hindering its business. Now the Chinese chip manufacturer is taking legal action against it.
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