dorsaVi Links with ITRI and NTU to Drive 22-nm RRAM Platform for Next-Gen AI Hardware

dorsaVi Limited ( (AU:DVL) ) has issued an update.

dorsaVi Limited has launched a multi-year collaboration with Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) to advance its proprietary RRAM platform to the 22-nanometre technology node, building on existing NTU-backed 40-nm RRAM results and licensed IP. The partners will co-develop a 22-nm RRAM architecture fully compatible with TSMC’s 22-nm CMOS process, targeting higher-density, lower-energy, faster-switching embedded non-volatile memory and compute-in-memory capabilities to support ultra-low-power AI acceleration and neuromorphic computing. By aligning its advanced RRAM with standard commercial foundry production and integrating it with its sensor and process-in-memory IP, dorsaVi is positioning the platform as a cost-efficient, scalable foundation for next-generation intelligent hardware, with a clear initial commercial emphasis on robotics, wearables and medical robotics, potentially strengthening its position in ultra edge intelligence and specialized computing markets.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:DVL) stock is a Hold with a A$0.04 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on dorsaVi Limited stock, see the AU:DVL Stock Forecast page.

More about dorsaVi Limited

dorsaVi Limited is an ASX-listed technology company developing proprietary resistive random-access memory (RRAM) platforms and related sensor and process-in-memory intellectual property. Its technology is aimed at embedded non-volatile memory and ultra-low-power intelligent hardware systems serving markets such as robotics, wearables, industrial automation and medical devices, with a particular commercial focus on robotics and medical robotics applications.

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