as its first product. At the time, analysts claimed that patent and IP issues would present a barrier to its competing with major manufacturers. In the middle of 2018, trial production of 19 nm 8GB LPDDR4 was reported to have begun. Innotron's initial capacity was ~20,000 wafers per month; a small output in terms of the industry as a whole.

In 2019, Innotron, which had changed its name to Changxin Memory Technologies, was reported to have made some design changes in an attempt to avoid possible technology-related