It’s time to inspire inclusion! That’s the theme of this year’s International Women’s Day, an annual event that has been celebrated across the globe since

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the concept of endurance in my preparation for a half marathon in the Dead Sea race, and also

One of the most exciting things about the future of computing is the ability to process data inside of the memory. This is especially true

You might have seen the news that Weebit’s second Weebit ReRAM IP module is now available for the S130 CMOS process from SkyWater Technology. The

One of the key advantages of Weebit ReRAM (RRAM) is the technology’s ultra-low power consumption. Some of this advantage is due to the inherent features

If you’ve ever watched a Formula 1 race, you may have wondered how the cars reach race speeds up to 360km/h (223mph). Part of the

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A paper from Weebit and our partners at CEA-Leti and the Nano-Electronic Device Lab (NEDL) at Politecnico di Milano was recently published in the prestigious

Together with our R&D partner CEA-Leti, we recently completed an environmental initiative in which we analyzed the environmental impact of Weebit’s Resistive Random-Access Memory (ReRAM

We recently collaborated with our friends at IIT-Delhi, led by Prof. Manan Suri, on a research project demonstrating an efficient ReRAM based in-memory computing (IMC)

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As Weebit ReRAM continues towards production, we’ve decided now would be a good time to dig into some of the applications where we think our