exactly copperheadthe other thing @PigsMightFiy neglected to...

exactly copperhead
the other thing @PigsMightFiy neglected to mention is weebits' work toward a compiler ....in parallel with all the other value drivers being executed, which means the microcontroller market is tipped on its head.

atm sram is used along side microcontroller units ( and NAND is as well) which is not power/cost friendly and it is volatile....power off and memory gone....
Reram will repalce sram and NAND memory data store outside the MCU....the cells are smaller than sram and use less power....as mentioned previously - ultra low power

MCU power on - data is read from external memory along with some system code .....reram replaces that completely with a compiler- no external loading would take place and the unit would be instant on / instant boot....= power saving / cost saving and space saving straight up

the business this will bring to weebit is atm stand alone - companies will require MCUs and will be able to do away with the memory data store by a NAND chip that is external to the MCU or the sram mentioned above......yes the Reram can be fabbed straight into the MCU ,,,the compiler makes this more than a reality

Weebit product offering to the customer will be a Microcontroller Reram SOC with the memory compiler = cost saving time saving space saving and unmet need in ultra low power operation....and 'off the shelf '

plenty on the web to fact this stuff

interestingly Thomas Sonderman is a microcontroller specialist - ha...no flies on Thomas

good luck @copperhead
weebit for the win