SureCore and Intrinsic collaborate to speed up ReRAM' Time-to-Market
Intrinsic and SureCore have formed a collaborative partnership to accelerate the time to market for Intrinsic's innovative Resistive Random-access Memory (ReRAM) technology. Intrinsic's ReRAM is the perfect solution for SoC developers who require an embedded non-volatile storage solution for 22nm and smaller nodes, now that flash is no longer a viable option. This technology offers many compelling advantages, including flash-like density and SRAM access times, making it ideal for a wide range of applications, such as automotive, medical, wearables, AI, edge-AI, and AIoT.
Over the years, embedded flash memory has been the go-to non-volatile solution for microcontrollers. It has enabled the delivery of products with updated firmware through over-the-air downloads, making bug fixes and new features easily accessible. However, as FinFET nodes become more cost-effective, scaling flash beyond 28nm has become a challenge. This has paved the way for new memory technologies to emerge, especially in the automotive market where higher processing power and embedded memory are crucial for increased autonomy.
Developers of advanced microcontrollers face a significant challenge as Flash no longer scales with logic. As it is not practical to build the two technologies on the same chip, This has resulted in vendors being forced to adopt a two-chip solution, which is not ideal from a power...
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