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German firms Neumonda and FMC join forces to revive domestic memory chipmaking

Germany's Neumonda and Ferroelectric Memory Company agreed to collaborate on FMC's ferroelectric non-volatile DRAM+ memory. Neumonda supplies consulting and test platforms, and both firms frame the deal as a step to bring memory manufacturing back to Germany.

Reported AI-drafted Evertiq, 3 April 2025

What it does not test. No funding figure, signed manufacturing contract or production start date was disclosed.

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