Yes. The article states CXMT is currently blacklisted by the US government, and notes ongoing geopolitical tensions and tariff considerations that could affect availability and imports of CXMT-based DDR5 kits. As a result CXMT memory is not yet a reliable replacement for established suppliers. Answered
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