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“In Yole Développement’s January 2015 Emerging Non Volatile Memory Technology and Market Trends report, we found that this market was worth $65M in 2014. However, it’s now at a crossroads. The choice between STTMRAM, RRAM, NRAM and other technologies for the right emerging NVM should be made in the next two years by the industry’s leaders in order to solve traditional DRAM and flash memory's limited scalability and/or speed. In these circumstances, Yole Développement is really excited by Nantero’s latest NRAM technical results. Nantero’s technology provides both the performance of STTMRAM and potentially the low cost of RRAM. At Yole Développement, we are keen to see the future scalability of this technology that would enable it to target mainstream memory applications and replace DRAM and flash.”

"The industry is already starting to feel the effects of current memory technologies hitting performance roadblocks and not being able to scale further. Nantero's NRAM is in a strong position to fill this void, allowing manufacturers to provide new storage architectures and to design smaller, faster and more innovative products packed with massive amount of storage."

"In order to achieve real artificial intelligence, we will enter a new carbon economy consisting of carboniferous chips with zettabyte connectivity. We will have random access low latency non-volatile carbon nanotube memories from Nantero.” George Gilder’s Daily Prophecy

"Having leading manufacturers like Fujitsu Semiconductor and Mie Fujitsu Semiconductor license Nantero’s NRAM is a major milestone for an emerging memory technology. This win also signals that NRAM is likely to become a serious contender in the market for fast and dense low-power memories."

“We are impressed with the progress Nantero has made to bring a new generation of memory to market. There is no question that a fast, nonvolatile memory is a valuable asset and Nantero’s use of carbon nanotube technology shows great promise as a successor to entrenched technologies as they approach their scaling limit.”

“This is one of very few technologies that’s moved beyond the research lab into high-volume manufacturing CMOS facilities. NRAM’s unique combination of high speed and high endurance has the potential to enable innovative products in a host of consumer and enterprise applications.”

...has the potential to enable innovative products in a host of consumer and enterprise applications.

... finally proving NRAM viability with commercial production capability...