January 6, 2014

Storage Visions 2014: Everspin Describes their ST-MRAM Product Roadmap for Storage Products

Phillip LoPresti, Everspin CEO, interviewed during the Storage Visions conference in Las Vegas, reviews the memory requirements for storage, wireless and portable equipments and describes how ST-MRAM technology introduced by Everspin will began to replace DRAM in storage applications within two years. 

 

November 24, 2013

While several Japanese and US memory companies join forces to develop an MRAM replacement for DRAM, Everspin Technologies of Chandler, AZ already markets an MRAM product.

by Brooke Crothers.  While several Japanese and US memory companies join forces to develop an MRAM replacement for DRAM, Everspin Technologies of Chandler, AZ already markets an MRAM product.

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April 8, 2013

ST-MRAM gets practical

J. M. Slaughter, N.D. Rizzo, et.al., review key properties for commercial ST-MRAM circuits, discuss the challenges to achieving the many performance and scaling goals that are being addressed in current development around the world, recent results in the field, and present first results from a new, fully-functional 64-Mb, DDR3, ST-MRAM circuit.

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March 26, 2013

Better, cheaper, faster ways for making (and destroying) memories

The workshop's keynote address, presented by Everspin Technologies Vice President of R&D Jon Slaughter. From the Non-Volatile Memories Workshop at the University of California - San Diego.

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March 7, 2013

Everspin Revealing 1Mb Serial MRAM With Quad SPI Interface

Quad SPI, which has four serial I/O paths, is an evolutionary upgrade from SPI, which had one serial I/O path.

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January 7, 2013

MRAM Momentum

by Bryon Moyer.  A review of critical MRAM developments unfolded at IEDM.

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January 2, 2013

Tech trends: Details on Everspin's ST-MRAM

By Kristin LewotskyEverspin turned heads a few weeks ago when it announced that it was sampling a 64-Mb DDR3 ST-MRAM.

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