Lancaster spin-out company Quinas whose universal computer memory ULTRARAM (TM) could lead to a more efficient, reliable and sustainable digital future.

a co-inventor on several patents and patent applications related to ULTRARAM (TM) memory technology, vertical cavity surface-emitting lasers, single photon sources and novel digital logic devices.

MSI: Ultralow-power, Non-volatile, Random Access Memory Arrays for Data centers and Space Applications (ULTRARAM).

The work in Lancaster will focus on novel telecoms-wavelength single photon LEDs and further developing its patented ULTRARAM (TM) memory technology.Via QUANTIMONY, antimony (Sb) compound semiconductors will be able

Year - Quinas Technology Ltd, a spinout company from Lancaster University focused on ULTRARAM (TM) which addresses the urgent need for energy-efficient ICT solutions amid growing data demands.Supporting Equality, Diversity

is non-volatile, low-voltage, non-destructively read, fast, cheap and high endurance. We recently demonstrated novel III-V compound semiconductor candidate universal memory cells (ULTRARAM), and research is rapidly progressing

2019 - A press release on ULTRARAM, resulted in over 220 online articles and a piece on BBC World Service’s Digital Planet.

MSI: Ultralow-power, Non-volatile, Random Access Memory Arrays for Data centers and Space Applications (ULTRARAM).

Quinas Technology is commercialising ULTRARAM, a novel, award-winning, storage device invented by Professor Manus Hayne from the Physics Department. ... Winning the IC Taiwan Grand Challenge 2024 with ULTRARAM is an incredible honour for Quinas Technology

ULTRARAM Commercialisation (Manus Hayne, Physics). The project aims to advance ULTRARAM, a groundbreaking memory technology developed in Lancaster, to disrupt the $150 billion global memory market. ... Collaborating with Lancaster spinout Quinas