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Resistive RAM is a non-volatile computer memory that uses materials that change their resistance - or memristors. RRAM is still in its early stages, but it may enable fast, efficient and small memory chips
RRAM developer Weebit Nano announced that it has successfully raised $87 million AUD (about $60 million USD) through placements with institutional investors and a separate offering in Israel.
The company will use the funds to support both technical advancements and commercial expansion.
RRAM developer Weebit Nano announced that it has licensed its RRAM technology to Texas Instruments.
Under the agreement, Weebit's technology will be integrated into TI's advanced process nodes for embedded processing semiconductors. The collaboration covers IP licensing, technology transfer, design, and qualification of Weebit RRAM within TI's process technologies.
YF Capital has acquired a 2.1% stake in InnoStar, a Shanghai-based RRAM developer established in 2019. YF Capital is a private equity firm, linked to Alibaba's Jack Ma. This follows an investment by Ant Group (also founded by Jack Ma) in August 2025.
Last year ByteDance (owner of TikTok) also investment in InnoSTar, and holds a ~9% stake. InnoStar uses a 28-nm process and is said to be China's first RRAM developer.
4DS Memory announced that it has decided to take a strategic three-month pause to decide its future direction after an extensive analysis of its Sixth Platform Lot memory technology.
4DS also said that it will disengage from active collaborations with imec and Infineon Technologies. Following these decisions, 4DS announced that CTO Dr Ting Yen and chief strategy officer Peter Himes had tendered their resignations.
GlobalFoundries announced the availability of its 22FDX+ with RRAM technology. The new RRAM technology, according to GlobalFoundires, delivers secure, low-latency, high-density embedded memory for code storage for wireless microcontrollers and AI IoT applications.
GF’s embedded RRAM offers cost-effective memory with low power read/write, high endurance and excellent retention. On-chip integration with GF’s enhanced 22FDX platform delivers improved data retention, reliability, security and power efficiency, creating compact and versatile system-on-chip (SoC) solutions for intelligent, connected devices.
TSMC is launching its first design center in Europe, with a focus on memory technologies for automotive applications.
The company announced that it will start developing 6-nm embedded RRAM technologies, to complement its 28-nm (already qualified), 12-nm (planned). TSMC is targeting high-end automotive applications, specifically AI chips and technologies. It will also start developing 5-nm MRAM chips.
RRAM Developer Weebit Nano announced a partnership with Embedded AI Systems (EMASS), a pioneer in ultra-low-power AI computing. The two companies are collaborating to demonstrate the advantages of RRAM technology for edge AI applications.
Weebit says that the combination of its RRAM technology with EMASS’ ultra-low power AI SoC, at a 22nm process node, aims to enhance energy efficiency, reduce power consumption, and enable instant system wake-up for AI-driven applications, unlocking new capabilities in edge computing.
RRAM developer Weebit Nano announced that it has licensed its RRAM memory technology to onsemi, a tier-1 semiconductor supplier.
Under the terms of the agreement, Weebit ReRAM IP will be integrated into onsemi’s Treo platform, to provide embedded non-volatile memory (NVM). Weebit ReRAM integration into a Bipolar CMOS, DMOS (BCD) process provides a low-power, cost-effective NVM that has proven excellent retention at high temperatures.
4DS Memory announced that it has entered into a significant design agreement with Infineon Technologies to develop a custom RRAM memory test chip. 4DS says that this is a crucial step in its technology advancement.
Under the terms of the agreement, Infineon will provide technical expertise and resources to design the custom RRAM memory test chip based on 4DS's requirements. 4DS will pay a total of $4.5 million USD for the initial 15-month scope of work. 4DS will announce plans to raise new capital to support this agreement.
RRAM developer Weebit Nano announced that it has raised $50 million AUD (about $32.4 million USD) through a strongly supported underwritten placement to institutional investors.
The company says that funds will be used to expand the company’s commercialization activities, support new customer and partner agreements, and accelerate the development of its cutting-edge RRAM technology.