Weebit Nano Limited is a leader in advanced memory technologies for the global semiconductor industry. They have teamed up with tier-1 semiconductor foundry DB HiTek and they have taped-out a demonstration chip integrating Weebit’s embedded Resistive Random-Access Memory module in DB HiTek’s 130nm Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) process. The highly integrated demo chips will be used for testing and qualification ahead of customer production, while demonstrating the performance and robustness of Weebit’s technology.
“This milestone confirms we are proceeding towards qualification of our ReRAM in DB HiTek’s BCD process on schedule, making the technology available to this leading foundry’s extensive customer base.” States Coby Hanoch, CEO of Weebit Nano. “We’re already in early adopter discussions with several DB HiTek customers who are interested in integrating ReRAM in their SoCs. One area of interest is smart power management integrated circuits (PMICs), where integrating the PMIC with the microcontroller (MCU) on one die can lead to performance, security, power and cost advantages.”
“Many of our customers, especially those with power management and high-voltage designs, are looking to gain the advantages of embedded ReRAM.” adds Ki-Seog Cho, CEO, DB HiTek. “Weebit ReRAM will provide customers using our 130nm BCD process with a low-power, cost-effective and high-density NVM. And by moving from a two-chip to a single-die solution, they can save cost and power, and reduce complexity and size. We have a great working relationship with Weebit, and we’re excited to continue this very promising collaboration.”
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