Following a round of corporate and venture funding, SuVolta announces that it has raised $10.6 million (USD) to accelerate the integration of its low-power chip technology into the design and fabrication of semiconductor ICs for ultra-low power applications, such as DRAM, the Internet of Things and mobile computing.

SuVolta has realized significant processor speed gains with associated power reduction in an ARM Cortex-M0 processor built using transistor technology from SuVolta. The ARM Cortex-M series processor was manufactured with SuVolta’s Deeply Depleted Channel technology on a 65nm bulk planar CMOS DDC process. With SuVolta’s transistor technology, designers are able to significantly reduce power or dramatically improve performance, depending upon d...

SuVolta présente ce jour des résultats obtenus en silicium qui démontrent les avantages de sa technologie DDC (Deeply Depleted Channel ou canal à déplétion profonde) en matière de performance et de basse consommation. Ces résultats ont été obtenus avec des circuits analogiques et numériques conçus avec la plate-forme CMOS basse consommation PowerShrink de SuVolta, implémentée dans le procédé 65 nm basse puissance de Fujitsu Semico...

SuVolta announce silicon results that demonstrate the performance and power advantages of its Deeply Depleted Channel technology. The results are based on analog and digital logic circuits designed with SuVolta’s PowerShrink low-power CMOS platform implemented in Fujitsu Semiconductor’s 65 nanometer low-power process. The results will be presented in a SuVolta-Fujitsu Semiconductor jointly-authored paper at the International Electron Devices ...