Under the Banyan Tree - A watershed moment for Chinese chipmakers?
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In the week of CXMT's record-setting IPO, Herald sits down with Frank Lee and Ines Lam to discuss how the company emerged and what its rise could mean for the competitive landscape in Asian memory making.
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