CXMT and Nubia partner for domestic LPDDR5X chips in flagship smartphone
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CXMT and Nubia announced a partnership featuring the first large-scale use of domestically made LPDDR5X chips in a smartphone, priced from 5,999 yuan.
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Why It Matters
CXMT supplied domestically made LPDDR5X chips for Nubia's new flagship smartphone.
CXMT said the tie-up with Nubia marked the first large-scale use at that level of domestically made LPDDR5X chips, which have a data transfer speed of up to 10,667 megabits per second (Mbps).
The flagship handset, priced from 5,999 yuan (US$885), according to ZTE’s website, was also the first mass-market smartphone equipped with an AI agent, the company claimed. The consumer version of ByteDance’s Doubao smartphone assistant provides the phone with capabilities to respond to spoken instructions and carry out tasks on a user’s behalf.
Open Questions
- What is the production scale for the new LPDDR5X chips?
- Will other manufacturers adopt CXMT chips?




