Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme (UKNQTP).Quinas is commercialising Lancaster's ULTRARAM (TM) computer memory, which combines the best properties of DRAM and flash ... ULTRARAM (TM) inventor,

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to commercialise ULTRARAM universal memory technology.

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

and industry partners worldwide, Quinas is advancing ULTRARAM (TM) computer memory for AI, in-memory computing and secure low-power applications, positioning the UK at the forefront of future memory ... ULTRARAM (TM) inventor Physics Professor Manus Hayne

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

This IAA call is only open to researchers attending the Nuclear Catalyst event and is intended to stimulate new partnerships with nuclear (and supply chain) businesses in Cumbria (or working in Cumbria). More details below. 1. Summary. Opportunity

non-volatile RAM, called ULTRARAM (TM), would be a working implementation of so-called 'universal memory', combining all the advantages of DRAM and flash, with none of the drawbacks.Professor Manus ... Hayne, who is leading the research, said: "The work

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