Design-Reuse

Unity Semiconductor, a Non-Volatile Memory Products Start-up, Exits Stealth Mode; World's First R/W Cross-Point Memory Array Requires No Transistor in Memory Cell

Designer and Developer of Non-Volatile Memories, Based on a Break-Through Technology, Expects to Offer Storage-Class Products With 4x the Density & 5-10x the Write Speed of Today’s NAND Flash ...
Electronics Weekly

Unity Semi going down the IP route

Unity Semiconductor, which has a memory technology called CMOx which utilises a cross-point switch, is going down the IP licensing route. When it has completed its current two year development deal ...
Electronic Design

Nonvolatile Storage Doesn't Require Transistors

The CMOx nonvolatile memory technology from Unity Semiconductor targets storage-class memory applications. CMOx is based on new materials in the semiconductor process called conductive metal oxides ...
Electronics Weekly

Unity Semi changes management

Unity Semiconductor, which has developed a non-volatile memory technology called CMOx which utilises a cross-point switch, has changed its top management. Darrell Rinerson, co-founder, chairman, ...
Electronic Design

64-Gbit Memory Exploits Conductive-Metal-Oxide Technology

A Sunnyvale, Calif.-based start-up has set out to create non-volatile memory (NVM) products featuring the smallest die-size and the lowest manufacturing cost per bit. Unity Semiconductor Corp plans to ...
Semiconductor Engineering

New Low-Power Memory Technology Under Development

Unity Semiconductor, which was formed in 2002 and has been in stealth mode until May of 2009, is progressing on the development of a very dense and low power non-volatile solid state memory technology ...