Aehr Test Systems Receives Over $5.5 Million in Orders for Sonoma Burn-In Systems

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<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/AEHR">Aehr Test Systems</a> Receives Over $5.5 Million in Orders for Sonoma Burn-In Systems

Aehr Test Systems announced that it has received orders totaling over $5.5 million for its Sonoma ultra-high-power packaged-part burn-in systems during its current fiscal third quarter. The orders come from multiple customers, including a global Bay Area lab and leading artificial intelligence companies, to support testing and burn-in of next-generation CPUs, GPUs, and high-performance networking processors. The company also introduced a fully automated version of the Sonoma platform, which allows customers to transition from engineering qualification to high-volume production burn-in without changing hardware or software. The new systems are scheduled for delivery by the end of Aehr's current fiscal year.

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