THE TARGET FOR CHANGSUNG TECHNOLOGY IS 11% IN DRAM BY 2028

The target for long-term science and technology is 11 per cent in DRAM by 2028. According to Hwang Minsung, Director General of Counterpoint Research, 15 per cent of the global DRAM city is the baseline for the long-term survival of long-term long-term technology, below which levels will repeat the fall of Taiwan ' s DRAM manufacturer to 3 per cent in 2008. Currently, CXMT ' s global DRAM bits market share is about 9 per cent, increasing the target to 11 per cent by 2028. The company plans to increase its capacity to 420,000 crystals per month by 2027, double it by 2030 and triple it by 2035. Neil Shah noted that the restrictions on equipment exports in the United States had prompted CXMT to seek to go beyond the technological path of the vertical channel transistor and the crystal-to-circle coupons. The Counterpoint is concerned about the four post-IPO variables, including the 20 billion-dollar potential of HBM in 2028 and the ability to reach 20 per cent and 15 per cent in the medium and long term, respectively, in bits and income calibres。