TREE NEWS update: Chinese storage SLT system-level test equipment maker O’Connor will partner with Hygon Information to build a domestic memory and storage chip testing platform, with Hygon CPUs at its core. O’Connor is also in talks with a leading domestic storage chipmaker to supply underlying DRAM test technology, paired with O’Connor’s self-developed test machines. The partners plan to launch the product by year-end; final joint debugging is underway, with maturity and external opening expected by late October.
O’Connor and Hygon to Build Domestic Memory and Storage Chip Test Platform by Year-End
The pairing matters less as a product launch than as a stack-integration signal: Hygon CPUs anchoring a memory and storage test platform points to domestic substitution moving from chip design into the capital equipment and validation layer, historically the hardest link to localize. O'Connor's parallel talks on DRAM test technology suggest the testing niche is being positioned as shared infrastructure for multiple domestic memory players rather than a single-vendor tool. The open question is whether the late-October maturity target and external opening hold, since test-platform qualification typically lags hardware readiness.
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