Demingli says it has no humanoid robot memory business yet

The clarification matters less for what it denies than for what it reveals: humanoid robotics has become a demand narrative investors are actively probing in listed memory names, even where no revenue link exists. Demingli's existing exposure sits in data centers, handsets, automotive and security, so its story remains tied to conventional storage cycles rather than a robot ramp. The open question is whether the company's stated long-term tracking of humanoid storage demand ever converts into disclosed products or customers, or stays a talking point on the investor platform.