Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies

Memory is a fundamental component of computing systems, including those using artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Intrinsic is a UCL spinout company, established to commercialise novel memristive RRAM devices

Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies seeks engineers skilled in analogue IC design and cell library design.

Intrinsic is a UCL spinout company commercialising novel memristive RRAM devices for next-generation semiconductor memories.

Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies develops RRAM non-volatile memory that reads data 10 to 100 times faster and writes it 1,000 times faster than existing solutions, using standard CMOS-compatible materials.

Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies is a UCL spinout company, established in 2017 by Professor Tony Kenyon, Dr Adnan Mehonic and Dr Wing Ng, who are leading researchers into non-volatile memory at the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University College London.

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Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies’ silicon oxide-based RRAM enables faster, more efficient memory for embedded systems and AI hardware.

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Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies, a University College London spinout, secures £7 million in funding to advance its non-volatile memory technology. The company plans to scale its engineering team and commercialize solutions aimed at accelerating data speeds in next-generation smart devices. The funding supports development of faster memory systems for emerging electronics applications.

Mar 2023Tech.euNews article

Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies raises £7 million to develop non-volatile memory solutions targeting data-intensive applications. The UCL spin-out aims to enable compact, intelligent devices by addressing memory bottlenecks in AI-driven systems. The technology promises to embed advanced processing capabilities into smaller form factors.

Mar 2023Intrinsic AI SolutionsNews article

Intrinsic Semi secures £1.35 million in seed funding to develop prototype memory devices. The round supports research into next-generation semiconductor memory solutions. The company aims to advance hardware innovation for data storage applications.

Mar 2022Intrinsic AI SolutionsNews article

Intrinsic Semi introduces nanometre-scale devices at a 50nm scale, highlighting 'excellent switching behaviour' in its technology. The company emphasizes performance at this ultra-small dimension, targeting advanced semiconductor applications. No further technical details or use cases are disclosed in the announcement.

Feb 2022Intrinsic AI SolutionsNews article