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After Alibaba, China’s Top Memory Chipmaker CXMT Sues Pentagon Over Chinese Military Company Label

BenzingaAug 29, 2026, 7:08 AMAnanya Gairola

CXMT sued the Pentagon to challenge its Chinese military company designation, calling it unsupported and damaging.

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