News Stories and Press Releases

Chandler, AZ, March 29, 2016 Everspin Technologies today announced that it has joined the OpenPOWER Foundation, an open development community based on the POWER microprocessor architecture.

Everspin joins a growing roster of technology organizations working collaboratively to build advanced server, networking, storage and acceleration technology as well as industry leading open source software aimed at delivering more choice, control and flexibility to developers of next-generation, hyperscale and cloud data centers. The group makes POWER hardware and software available to open development for the first time, as well as making POWER intellectual property licensable to others, greatly expanding the ecosystem of innovators on the platform. .

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Storage Newsletter March 1, 2016 - Everspin Technologies, Inc., has announced production availability of the fastest non-volatile memory with a Quad SPI interface, the MR10Q010, 1Mb QSPI MRAM.

This high performance device can read and write data at 104MHz without the write delays encountered in other non-volatile technology such as NOR Flash.

Combined with limitless write cycle endurance, the MR10Q010 is for applications that require continuous recording of critical system data with the added benefit of protection of the data in the event of unexpected power loss, without the need for batteries or capacitors. Applications such as enterprise RAID controllers can take advantage of these features to enhance the reliability of mission critical storage systems by using the MR10Q010 as a journal memory that records continuously updated system metadata.

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ORLANDO, Florida, February 23, 2016 – Micross Components (“Micross”), a global provider of specialty electronic components with a 35-year history in providing authentic, high-reliability products, announced an agreement with Everspin Technologies to distribute Everspin’s industry-leading MRAM products in die and wafer form.

Everspin offers a 16Mb MRAM with automotive temperature range and a 128kB SPI MRAM in Grade 1 and Grade 3 ranges for use in automotive and other high reliability systems

Chandler, AZ, February 18, 2016 — Everspin Technologies, Inc., the world's leading developer and manufacturer of discrete and embedded MRAM, is providing its 16-Megabit MR4A16BMA35 Magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM) to users of Schneider Electric’s Modicon M580 High End Programmable Automation Controllers, offering them unprecedented data backup capabilities.

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Chandler, AZ, February 16, 2016 — Everspin Technologies, Inc., the world's leading developer and manufacturer of discrete and embedded MRAM, today announced that Phill LoPresti, Chief Executive Officer, and Jeff Winzeler, Chief Financial Officer, will present at the 28th annual ROTH Conference, to be held March 13-16, 2016 at the Ritz Carlton hotel in Dana Point, California.

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Chandler, AZ, February 16, 2016 — Everspin Technologies, Inc., the world's leading developer and manufacturer of discrete and embedded MRAM, today announced that it will showcase a range of MRAM solutions in booth 449 in Hall 4A at the upcoming Embedded World conference in Nuremberg, Germany on February 22-24.

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Colorado Springs, Colorado – Cobham Semiconductor Solutions announces QML V certification of their non-volatile products using Magnetoresistive Random-Access Memory (MRAM) intellectual property from Everspin Technologies, Inc.

The MRAM-based product offering includes a 64Mbit device, UT8MR8M8, offered in a 40-lead quad flatpack, and a 16Mbit device, UT8MR2M8, available in a 40-lead flatpack.  Both are in production and have been designed into various future satellites.

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Rick Merrit, Silicon Valley Bureau Chief for EE Times, reports on the keynote by Greg Yeric of ARM Research at the annual International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) in Washington D.C. 

Acording to Yeric, "The physical nature of resistive RAM and Phase Change Memory will most likely limit both density and endurance to below requirements for main memory,” he wrote. “If MRAM power and cost improve, its superior endurance makes it a potential candidate to enable memory as compute..."

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