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Weebit Nano, a developer and licensor of advanced memory technologies for the global semiconductor industry, and Efabless Corporation, the creator platform for chips, have announced their collaboration to enable “fast and easy prototyping of intelligent devices” using Weebit’s technology.

Semiconductor memory technology developer Weebit Nano is to raise $45 million with the launch of a fully underwritten institutional placement.

Australian-listed Israeli company Weebit Nano has appointed non-volatile memory (NVM) veteran Ishai Naveh as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Australian-listed semiconductor company Weebit Nano and flash memory chips provider XTX Technology have signed a letter of Intent to co-operate and investigate ways to use Weebit’s SiOx ReRAM technology in XTX products and explore potential co-operation in sales and marketing activities in China.

Technology is always improving, sometimes in an evolutionary fashion, sometimes in a revolutionary way, with the next quantum leap in memory said to be ReRAM, or Resistive Random Access Memory.

Australian-listed Israel-based semiconductor company Weebit Nano has appointed Jackson Lam as vice-president Strategic Alliances, China, in an advisory capacity.

Small cap company, Weebit Nano, the company behind what it says will be the next-generation of technology to replace "Flash" memory, listed on the ASX on Wednesday with a market value of $26 million.

Former Intel Architecture Group executive David Perlmutter has joined the board of a new revolutionary RAM technology company. Its product could replace Flash NAND in the next few years.