Everspin Technologies, Inc.
A maker of Magnetoresistive Random-Access Memory (MRAM) chips, a type of computer memory that keeps data even when power is off and never wears out like flash memory. Its chips and licensed technology are used in data centers, industrial machines, and automotive systems. The company was spun out of Motorola's semiconductor business in 2008, tracing its roots back to 1996, and its name blends "spin" (the electron physics behind the memory) with "ever" (its forever-lasting, non-volatile design).
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