Efforts to commercialize UltraRAM have made significant strides forward. Quinas Technology, the firm behind UltraRAM, has been busy working alongside advanced wafer products maker IQE plc for the last year to scale UltraRAM memory device creation into an industrial process. According to Blocks & Files, the collaboration has been a success, and the memory that promises DRAM-like speeds, 4,000x the durability of NAND, and data retention for up to a thousand years is now on the cusp of production.
The design now benefits from the development of a new, advanced gallium antimonide and aluminum antimonide epitaxy process, claimed to be a world first, which will enable UltraRAM volume production.
