Memory technologies are often integrated into demanding applications, industrial being one of most critical and expansive, requiring high reliability, versatility, low power consumption, and much more. There are various types of memory that are equipped with these features; however, some are better suited as they’re capable of enabling higher densities at a lower cost.

In automated manufacturing and industrial robotics, no part of the system is more critical to operations, efficiency, and avoidance of downtime than a well-designed and integrated PLC (programmable logic controller), and the MRAM (magnetoresistive random-access memory) configuration memory that gives it stability and reliability.

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The EM064LX is the highest performing persistent memory in the industry. It reads and writes at 400 Megabytes per second over the eXpanded SPI interface, with byte level addressability. With a capacity of 64 Megabits, it has over 4X the capacity of prior serial non-volatile memories.

I have mentioned it before on our Road to embedded world, I love staying close to home. On a short trip, we visit Everspin Technologies where we are treated to view its EM064LX, a high performing persistent memory capable of reading 400 Megabytes per second connected to eXpanded SPI interface, and byte level addressability The EM064LX has over 4X the capacity of earlier serial non-volatile memories, and is a long-term solution with the user not having to worry about wear. It will retain its data for >100 years at 70 degrees Celsius. Everspin will be presenting the future of unified memory at embedded world 2023.

Everspin and Seagate announce licensing agreement.

Everspin's STT-MRAM now part of Phison SSD Controllers.