GSI Technology reported FY2025 Q2 results reflecting a meaningful, if still early-stage, SRAM turnaround alongside a continued negative profitability profile driven by product mix and fixed-cost structures. Revenue of $4.55 million declined 20.3% year over year and 2.6% quarter over quarter, while gross margin stood at 38.6%, pressured by mix and non-recurring severance costs. The company narrowed operating losses by managing SG&A and accelerating cost reductions, including a targeted annualized savings run rate of approximately $3.5 million. Management highlighted a meaningful shift in SRAM demand: existing customers depleting channel inventories, with two new and existing large customers poised to lift orders in coming quarters, aided by a high-growth AI chip ecosystem. In parallel, GSIT advanced its APU roadmap with Gemini-II L as a low-power derivative and Plato as a new edge-LMM inference platform, targeting the fast-expanding edge AI market. The company also continues SBIR-funded development and expects milestone deliveries through calendar year 2024 and into early 2025. Balance-sheet liquidity remains robust with $18.36 million cash and equivalents and no near-term debt pressures, supporting the strategic pivot while the company remains unprofitable on a GAAP basis in the near term. Investors should weigh the near-term cash-burn risk against the potential for a multi-year rebound driven by SRAM design wins, APU adoption in SAR/edge-use cases, and DoD SBIR monetization.