A groundbreaking high-speed, two-terminal solid-state memory platform. Protected by over 50 granted patents worldwide, PMRAM redefines performance and efficiency in memory and data storage.
Compared to traditional memory (e.g. DRAM) or emerging memory (e.g. MRAM), PMRAM delivers unmatched energy efficiency — the lowest-power technology that can scale to a mainstream memory solution — with high-temperature reliability, operating seamlessly up to 150 °C.
PMRAM is a two-terminal device that does not rely on Spin-Hall effects for spin-current generation — in fact it uses no spin current at all. It utilises full voltage (electric-field-controlled) switching with transient current shorts on the order of tens of picoseconds, rather than the steady current STT-MRAM or ReRAM require. The result is an extremely low-power device with deterministic — not stochastic — switching.
Electric-field-controlled switching with transient current shorts (tens of ps). No steady current — extremely low power per bit.
Data reading is non-destructive — no need to refresh or re-write data after a read event.
Estimated beyond 10¹³ cycles, with a roadmap toward 10¹⁵; we measure 10⁸–10⁹ today. Close to infinite for most workloads.
5 ns measured, sub-nanosecond achievable in simulation.
Minimum bit size estimated by finite-element analysis to 6 nm — a pathway to high-density storage-class memory without anisotropy-driven heating.
Deterministic rather than stochastic switching gives a more reliable, repeatable switching mechanism.
Over 3000% measured routinely (20–50×); QM simulation of our structures indicates a theoretical ON/OFF ratio up to 10⁶.
Fully compatible with standard CMOS back-end-of-line processes with low mask counts.
Electric-field reliant with no Joule effects — a smaller cell than the best embedded SRAM (L2/L3).
Fully customisable, targeted at replacing eFLASH or SRAM in automotive, IoT, display, medical and consumer electronics. We are already increasing capacity toward standalone GPU/CPU, mobile, data-centre, machine-learning and in-memory-computing markets. We invite early adopters with memory requirements up to 128 Mb to get in touch.
We invite early adopters with capacity requirements up to 128 Mb to get in touch today.
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