Memory has become a major bottleneck for applications such as AR/VR, Machine Learning (ML), Internet-of-Things (IoT), and Automotive, limiting industry growth. Today’s predominant on-chip memory solution, based on SRAM, already accounts for over 50% of that total area of modern systems-on-a-chip (SoCs), and its overhead is expected to grow further as SRAM no longer provides the density requirements of modern systems, reaching the end of its scaling in advanced CMOS technologies.
RAAAM’s patented and silicon-proven technology provides up-to 50% area reduction over high-density SRAM and up-to 3X power reduction at no additional cost. It is fully compatible with standard CMOS and can be used as a drop-in SRAM replacement in any SoC, allowing to significantly reduce fabrication costs through die size reduction or enable a dramatic improvement in system performance by increasing the on-chip memory capacity in the same die size, enabling industry growth for applications in the areas of AR/VR, Machine Learning (ML), Internet-of-Things (IoT), and Automotive.
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IoT & MCU
35%
SRAM IP Area

Automotive
36%
SRAM IP Area



Mobile
31%
SRAM IP Area

ML/AI & Server
75%
SRAM IP Area


RAAAM provides the highest-density embedded memory in standard CMOS

developed a unique on-chip memory technology which offers the highest-density embedded memory in a standard CMOS process, requiring no additional process steps or cost.

technology provides up-to 50% smaller memory footprint compared to the highest-density commercial solutions based on 6T SRAM.

memory IP which can be used as a drop-in replacement for SRAM,
offering a significant cost reduction, improved bandwidth, and reduced power consumption.

patented technology has already been proven in silicon with multiple test-chips of leading semiconductor foundries (e.g., TSMC, Samsung, ST Micro).
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