FreescaleFreescale to spin-off MRAM to a new company called EverSpin
EverSpin will operate in a portion of Freescale's Chandler (Arizona, US) semiconductor foundry and take on about 50 existing company employees who were associated with the MRAM technology.
Freescale sold over 1million MRAM chips, has 45 customers, planning to reduce price
Siemens Selects Freescale MRAM for Industrial Automation Touch-Screen Products
Freescsale's MRAM gaining traction, and even goes to spaceAngstrom Aerospace is using Freescale's MRAM in its Tohoku-AAC MEMS Unit (TAMU), a magnetometer subsystem for the Japanese research satellite called SpriteSat. In developing the Satellite subsystem, Angstrom Aerospace worked closely with Dr. Johan Akerman, a renowned Swedish professor of material physics and applied spintronics at the Royal Institute of Technology.
E2v redesigns Freescale MRAM for the militaryE2v has introduced an MRAM which is an extended-reliability version of the MR2A16A from Freescale Semiconductor.
Freescale’s award-winning MRAM achieves industrial and extended temperature qualification
Freescale adds 2Mbit devices to growing MRAM portfolio
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