I have been doing a bit of digging since that last post, and...

I have been doing a bit of digging since that last post, and this just confirms how serious the tech is.Came across this article from NTU: https://www.ntu.edu.sg/research/research-hub/realising-smart-systems-for-the-futureAnd then found this press release as well: https://www.ntu.edu.sg/docs/default-source/corporate-ntu/media-hub/0315-ntu-and-globalfoundries-in-s$120m-tie-up-on-reram-research/stonline_191022_$120m-tripartite-tie-up-aims-to-improve-iot-technology.pdfIt turns out that over S$120 million has been invested into this OxRAM research program by NTU, GlobalFoundries. That’s not some pocket money. This is a well funded, multi-year push to build advanced RRAM tech for IoT and edge AI applications. We’re talking about scalable, ultra-low power memory tailored for next-gen devices.And now DorsaVi holds the exclusive global licence to this core OxRAM tech.This isn't just a tech licence, it’s a front-row seat to a decade of deep R&D backed by serious money and major players. They’ve tapped into a full ecosystem that’s been maturing behind the scenes for over a decade. This is how platforms get built.