Further to sureCore’s recent announcement about its launch of a range of cryogenic IP following the successful evaluation of test chips in both 180nm and 22nm process nodes, the company has revealed that it has teamed with packaging experts, Sarcina, who designed a custom package specifically for use at cryogenic temperatures.

sureCore has announced that it is now licensing its CryoMem suite of Memory IP that is designed for use at the extremely low temperatures required for Quantum Computing (QC) applications.

One of the big challenges with data centres is amount of power that they consume. This is being further exacerbated by the increasing use of AI in the form of Large Language Models.

SureCore, the ultra-low power embedded memory specialist, has announced the successful tape out of the next key part of the Innovate UK (IUK)-funded project ‘Development of CryoCMOS to Enable the Next Generation of Scalable Quantum Computers’.

The mature FinFET nodes are rapidly becoming an interesting option for companies focused on low power applications like wearables, IoT, and medical.

sureCore has announced its low power memory IP for AI applications, PowerMiser AI, to cut thermal load in LLM applications.

sureCore and Intrinsic have announced a collaborative relationship to accelerate time to market for Intrinsic’s innovative, resistive random-access memory (ReRAM) technology.

The sureCore-led Innovate UK (IUK) - funded project "Development of CryoCMOS to Enable the Next Generation of Scalable Quantum Computers" has achieved a critical milestone with the tape out of its first cryogenic IP demonstrator chip.

CryoCMOS Consortium, led by sureCore Ltd, reports that it has successfully created new, PDK-quality, transistor models characterised for both 4K & 77K operation. SureCore is using these to develop key foundation IP to enable the design of cryo-control ASICs for use in the quantum computing space. Key to supporting this activity were the accurate cryogenic measurements undertaken by Incize of Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium.

The Innovate UK-funded CryoCMOS Consortium, led by sureCore says it has successfully created new, PDK-quality, transistor models characterised for both 4K and 77K operation.

In the drive to reduce a device’s power consumption, one of the principal techniques deployed is to run it at a low voltage.

To speed up design times for customers, sureCore has launched a range of off-the-shelf, low power memory IP that is available for use at the most popular industry nodes.

The popularity of wearable devices has seen an explosion of market entrants all vying to deliver a better user experience with a richer feature set than their competitors.

sureCore, the ultra-low power, embedded memory specialist, has announced the publication of a white paper outlining its innovative In Memory Compute (IMC) technology, ‘CompuRAM’.

Mark Zuckerburg believes so strongly that the future is the metaverse that he changed the name of Facebook to Meta. Suddenly, an old sci-fi word has become the hottest mainstream concept with billions being invested to create its virtual worlds with hardware such as augmented reality smart glasses and full immersion artificial reality goggles.

One of the joys of earbuds is that they can isolate you into a world of beautiful music with Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) removing the sounds from the world around you.

sureCore, the low power, embedded memory specialists, has announced its new technology for in-memory computing called CompuRAM.

sureCore, designed a multi-port that's power and area efficient, embedded memory solution is for Semidynamics’ RISC-V-based, tensor processing chip.

As the market for wearable electronics and earbuds grows dramatically, architects are adding more features or ‘smarts’ to create product differentiation. The additional intelligence means that designers are required to add more embedded memory to the chip resulting in increased power demands.

  SureCore is opening its low power memory compiler for 30 days to qualifying companies to evaluate the capabilities of its PowerMiser and EverOn standard SRAM IP products on low power metrics. The new service will prove particularly useful for constraint and compute intensive SoC designs.