RRAM chip makers

4DS Memory, based in Australia, develops non-filamentary RRAM based memory for next generation storage devices. The company owns an IP portfolio developed in-house to create high density gigabyte storage.

Adesto was established in 2007 to develop a low-power RRAM-memory type called Conductive Bridging RAM (CBRAM). Adesto is already shipping CBRAM chips, targeting the EEPROM and NOR flash markets.

Adesto also offers flash memory products following the acquisition of Atmel's DataFlash and Serial Flash product lines in 2012.

Crossbar Inc is a private company based in California, USA, that develops proprietary RRAM-based memory technology. Crossbar's RRAM is based on non-conductive amorphous silicon (a-Si) as the host material for a metallic filament formation, and the switching mechanism is based on an electric field.

Shanghai-based InnoStar Semiconductor, established in 2019, develops RRAM memory chips.

Panasonic Corporation (which until October 2008 was known as Matsushita Electric Industrial) provides a wide range of products, from audiovisual and information equipment to home appliances and components.

RAMXEED (previously known as Fujitsu Semiconductor Memory Solution), based in Japan, develops next-generation memory technologies. The company has two main product lines: RRAM memory and FeRAM memory.

SanDisk, which was spun off from Western Digital as an independent public company in February 2025, is a leading multinational flash memory developer that provides flash memory storage solutions for data centers and mobile devices. The company also develops RRAM memory technologies.