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).

Revolutionising Computer Memory with Quinas Technology and ULTRARAM. Established in February 2023, Quinas Technology is a spinout of the Physics department at Lancaster University and a notable success story looking to ... The Intellectual Property team

The company develops advance memory technology, their invention UltraRAM combining the benefits of non-volatility of flash storage with the fast performance of DRAM resulting in what is known as ‘universal ... This is exemplified by winning the ‘Most

The PhD project will be the first to investigate ULTRARAM for in-memory computing. ... 3] ‘ULTRARAM: a low-energy, high-endurance, compound-semiconductor memory on silicon’, P. D.

This nomination highlights the originality and potential of ULTRARAM and the importance of translating university research into globally relevant, high-impact innovation.”. ... Quinas Technology’s inventive approach and IP strategy is enabling the

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

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

The other Lancaster University initiatives shortlisted were:. Commercialisation Achievement of the Year - Quinas Technology Ltd, a spinout company from Lancaster University focused on ULTRARAM which addresses the urgent need for