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Weebit Nano has landed its largest customer yet with Texas Instruments licensing its ReRAM technology, while achieving key technical milestones and doubling its revenue guidance for FY26.

4DS Memory Limited reports steady progress in its strategic review focused on AI-related opportunities, alongside significant cost reductions and a solid cash position of $8.8 million at the end of December 2025.

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.

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 reported a record quarter with A$7.3 million in customer receipts, securing three key product agreements and progressing critical technology milestones at leading semiconductor fabs.

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.

4DS Memory Limited has paused its development activities and ended collaborations with major partners following challenges in advancing its Interface Switching ReRAM technology at the 20nm node. The company has launched a strategic review to explore new pathways aligned with evolving AI and data-centric markets.

4DS Memory Limited posted a $9.68 million loss for FY2025 as it advanced its 20nm ReRAM technology, encountering manufacturing setbacks that prompted a detailed root cause analysis. The company secured $8 million in capital to support ongoing development and strategic partnerships.

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.

Weebit Nano Limited reported a strong FY25 with revenues surging over fourfold to $4.4 million and a narrowed net loss of $38.4 million, driven by key licensing deals and progress towards automotive-grade ReRAM qualification.

Weebit Nano has appointed seasoned ASX director Anne Templeman-Jones as Deputy Chair, aiming to strengthen its engagement with Australian investors and government amid plans for growth.