EverSpin

Everspin has a new prodcut - a dual-supply MRAM designed to directly interface with next-generation logic products requiring low voltage I/Os. RAID systems using advanced logic controllers operating with 1.8 volt I/Os will be able to seamlessly interface with this MRAM.

Everspin is introducing a new family of MRAM products, with a Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) bus. The new family is called MR24H and includes 256Kb, 512Kb and 1Mb products. These Everspin MRAM devices require no write delay, run at clock speeds as fast as 40 MHz and have unlimited endurance with more than 20 years data retention. 

Everspin announced today that Airbus has decided to use their MRAM for the flight control computer on the A350 XWB aircraft.

Airbus will use 4Mb and 16Mb MRAM chips. The MRAM will replace both SRAM and Flash components.

Emerson Network Power says they will use Everspin's 4Mb MRAM in three of their newest high-performance single-board computers (the MVME7100 and MVME4100 VMEbus boards and CPC16200 CompactPCI board).

EverSpin MR2A16 Chips

Emerson's boards are used in industrial, medical, military, aerospace and advanced telecom platforms. 

Everspin has shipped more than 100K 4Mbit MRAM chips to Siemens’ Industry Automation division. Siemens uses the MRAM in an industrial touch-screen application. They have reported zero field failures over the last two years.

EverSpin MR2A16 Chips

Siemens uses Everspin MRAM to maintain software-programmable logic controller (SoftPLC) process data for its Simatic Multipanel MP 277 and MP 377 multi-panel human machine interface (HMI) products without battery backup.

Siemens started using the MRAM back in March 2008.

“We have an expanding global base of customers in storage, industrial automation, communication, consumer, gaming and avionics markets,” said Saied Tehrani, chief operating officer for Everspin Technologies.

Jean-Pierre Braun, the CEO of Crocus technologies, is visiting Israel these days, and I had the good chance of meeting him. Crocus' technology is based on work done by the French Spintec research center. In fact they get an exclusive access to Spintec MRAM related research and patents for the next 15 years.

Everspin has a new CEO and president: Aurangzeb Khan. In their press release, he makes an interesting comment:

“I could not be more excited to join Everspin at a time when the company is strongly expanding its product portfolio and ramping revenue growth,” said Khan. “Everspin’s revolutionary MRAM technology has broad market demand ranging from stand-alone memory products to embedded system-on-chip applications.”

Which might hint at standaline MRAM products from Everspin one day...

They also say they have 50 products already, in several markets:

Saied Tehrani, EverSpin's CEO, says that "Toggle [MRAM] is in production today,'Spin torque is more of an R&D project for us and a number of other companies.''. Earlier today EverSpin released a couple of new MRAM products.

Via EETimes

EverSpin technologies is expanding its MRAM product line to address the storage and consumer markets with the introduction of new byte-wide and small footprint ball grid array (BGA) products. The Everspin MRAM product family now includes 8-bit and 16-bit data widths and SRAM compatible TSOPII and BGA package options, serving the majority of battery-backed SRAM and non-volatile RAM applications.