Latest Memory Technology News

Weebit Nano has raised its FY26 revenue guidance to a minimum of $10 million following the signing of multiple IP licensing agreements with semiconductor fabs and product companies.

Weebit Nano has inked a long-term licensing deal with semiconductor giant Texas Instruments to integrate its advanced ReRAM technology into TI’s embedded processing chips, marking a significant step for next-generation memory solutions.

DorsaVi reports significant progress in its resistive RAM (RRAM) development, optimizing memory technology for integration with neuromorphic computing at the 22nm technology node. This advancement positions the company to deliver energy-efficient edge-AI solutions for wearables, robotics, and industrial safety.

4DS Memory Limited has declared invalid a shareholder notice seeking to remove Executive Chairman David McAuliffe and other directors, rejecting calls for an extraordinary general meeting.

dorsaVi Limited has acquired a cutting-edge neuromorphic processing-in-memory technology portfolio, positioning itself at the forefront of next-generation wearable and robotics intelligence. This strategic move, coupled with leadership changes, signals a new era for the company’s adaptive biosensor and robotics platforms.

dorsaVi has launched an evaluation program to scale its oxide-based RRAM technology from 40 nm to 22 nm, aiming for significant gains in density, speed, and energy efficiency. This move could enhance its wearable sensor devices and embedded AI applications.

dorsaVi reports breakthrough RRAM sensor performance and secures a major US physical therapy deal, backed by a $5 million capital raise and new leadership appointments.

Weebit Nano has reported a fourfold revenue increase in FY25, driven by a landmark licensing agreement with semiconductor giant onsemi and key automotive-grade qualification for its ReRAM technology.

Weebit Nano has successfully taped out embedded ReRAM test chips at onsemi’s 65nm BCD fab, marking a critical step toward commercialising its low-power memory technology in automotive and AI markets.

dorsaVi has confirmed its RRAM Reflex Platform achieves biological-grade reflexes with sub-microsecond latency and ultra-low energy use, outperforming leading digital edge AI systems by orders of magnitude.

dorsaVi has achieved a major engineering milestone by validating its RRAM-powered Reflex Platform, delivering neural reflex decisions in under one microsecond with ultra-low energy consumption. This breakthrough paves the way for next-generation robotics, prosthetics, and wearable devices that require rapid, energy-efficient reflex actions.

Weebit Nano has reported a remarkable 300% revenue increase to $4.4 million in FY25, driven by expanding licensing deals for its advanced ReRAM technology.