A prestigious European research center has selected NplusT’s TESTMESH TMC-100 for the advanced characterization of neuromorphic computational arrays based on emerging non-volatile technology. The exceptional speed and precision of the TMC-100, operating at hundreds of times faster than competitors, was a key factor in their decision.
This new installation marks the continuation of over 10 years of collaboration, and we are thrilled to further strengthen our partnership.
Visit us at booth #749, at the Future of Memory and Storage Summit, August 6th-8th at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California.
We will be exhibiting TESTMESH, our non-volatile memory test system, and NanoCycler, a full-feature NAND characterization equipment. Stop by to discover more about our solutions, optimized to accelerate the bring-up of novel technologies for data storage and for neuromorphic in-memory computing.
A leading European semiconductor manufacturer has chosen NplusT’s TESTMESH TMA-100 for the characterization of new emerging non-volatile technology devices. The decision was based on the significant speed advantage that TMA-100 offers, being several hundred times faster than competitive solutions.
As a tradition spanning more than a decade, NplusT assigned the MOCCA award also in 2023, honoring the user of NplusT products and services demonstrating the highest creativity, imagination, and dedication.
This year, the award was granted to the team of Weebit Nano, a provider of ReRAM non-volatile memory (NVM) technology, for their introduction of the TESTMESH TMA-100 NVM characterization equipment in their workflow. The Weebit team includes: Ori Livne, Director of Testing; Alessandro Bricalli PhD, R&D Engineer; Giuseppe Piccolboni PhD, R&D Engineer; and Matan Guttman, Test Engineer.
Tamás Kerekes, President and CEO of NplusT:
I have been following Weebit Nano since their very early days and I was impressed by how quickly the team was able to bring up a very new, extremely challenging technology. I am happy to support the company on their path to success. Weebit Nano is among the first users of our latest non-volatile memory characterization equipment, TESTMESH TMA-100, and certainly the first to apply it across multiple stages of technology development, from basic test devices to complex modules with embedded micro and digital interface. I am looking forward to continuing being part of Weebit Nano’s technology evaluation process.
Ilan Sever, VP of R&D, of Weebit Nano:
When developing a new memory technology like Weebit ReRAM, selecting the best testing and characterization solutions is a priority. We are delighted to partner with the team at NplusT, making its TESTMESH TMA-100 a key part of our flow. Together we designed the software, load boards and probe cards, going deep into every technical aspect.
At Weebit Nano, our products often have distinct working methodologies, and the TMA-100 easily accommodates these different procedures. This includes for example the ability to easily collaborate on the same platform with our R&D partner CEA-Leti.
Across our developments, the TMA-100 has saved us a lot of time and effort through product flexibility, the ability to reuse past developments, and the close support we receive from NplusT.
