ULTRARAM project: Quinas Technology's earns Global Recognition at IC Taiwan Grand Challenge
Summary
Quinas Technology, a spinout from the Department of Physics at Lancaster University, has been awarded a $30,000 prize in the IC Taiwan Grand Challenge in the Smart Data & AI category. The recognition highlights the companys progress in commercializing ULTRARAM, an innovative memory storage technology invented by Professor Manus Hayne. It combines the non-volatility of traditional storage devices like Flash with the speed and efficiency of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM). Registration for the second round of the Grand Challenge is already underway.Professor Manus Hayne said: We are delighted to receive this recognition of ULTRARAMs potential from Taiwan, which produces about 90% of the worlds most advanced semiconductor chips. The award opens up the opportunity to collaborate with world-leading Taiwanese semiconductor research and manufacturing partners, advancing the commercialisation of the technology and the delivery of global impact and economic benefit for the UK.Read the full story at the Lancaster University website.