Which is why WBT are doing 28nm while the best we’ve heard from 4DS is that their 40nm arrays are “functional” (on 2nd go).
We’re already shipping ‘chips’ out to universities and others:
“Most recently, last month the company produced the first packaged units containing memory arrays based on the SiOx ReRAM technology. These were packaged into devices known as chips, allowing the company to ship its memory technology to partners to start working with them. This enabled further testing and refining of the company’s memory technology. The first memory chips were delivered to universities to research the use of ReRAM technology in neuromorphic computing, which is used in the development of Artificial Intelligence, with additional chips planned to be shipped to commercial partners once they engage to explore the possibility to work with Weebit Nano’s technology.”
https://www.cso.com.au/mediareleases/32957/weebit-nano-moves-closer-to-reram-semiconductor/
Ann: Q2FY19 Activities Update and Appendix 4C, page-90
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