Weebit Nano to present ReRAM-based developments at IMW 2023

During the poster session from 6:00pm to 8:30pm on Monday, May 22nd, two paper presentations will highlight Weebit's resistive random-access memory (ReRAM) technology:

"Demonstration of SMT-reflow Immune and SCA-resilient PUF on 28nm RRAM device array"

Weebit's VP of Technology Development Amir Regev will present this paper written with technologists from the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, CEA-Leti and Weebit. It highlights the benefits of using Weebit ReRAM to provide PUF (Physically Unclonable Function) capability for enhanced on-chip security and cyber-security applications.

The PUF project was led by Professor Manan Suri from the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and is an example of successful international collaboration between teams in India, Israel and France. The IIT-Delhi team, including student author Vivek Parmar and Prof. Suri, was supported by the Office of the Principal Scientific Advisor.

"Benefits of Design Assist Techniques on Performances and Reliability of a RRAM Macro"

Bastien Giraud, a research engineer from CEA-List, will present a paper written by CEA-List, CEA-Leti and Weebit which shares various design assist techniques used in development of the Weebit ReRAM module, and demonstrates their impact on enhancing intrinsic ReRAM performance.

The 15th IEEE International Memory Workshop (IMW) will be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Monterey, California.