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11/11/15

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Originally posted by Fibonarchery ↑

STTCOMP RAD, FA

Shell acquiring hardware memory technology

$10 million cap - higher after acquisition consideration shares
$500k cash

Weebit has multiple advantages over any other emerging memory technology.

The major advantage is due to it being based on silicon, already ubiquitous in the semiconductor industry, meaning it will be far cheaper and simpler to manufacture, with no retooling costs etc.

It's patented nano-porous structure also endows the device with unique capabilities.

The technologies recently acquired by SOR and FRY use exotic, expensive metals, and do not incorporate nano-poring.

Invented by James Tour, one of the leading scientists and chemists of the last several decades.

Weebit's technology and its inventor, Professor James Tour, in the media:
Tour named ‘Scientist of the Year’
Rice's silicon oxide memories catch manufacturers' eye
Rice employs nanoporous silicon-oxide material in new RRAM memory devices
Nanoporous oxide makes good memory device
Super-Dense Computer Memory - MIT Technology Review
Here Comes the Terabyte Phone

Weebit patents:

1. SiOx Based Invisible / Transparent Nonvolatile Memory
http://www.google.com/patents/WO2012112769A1?cl=en

2. Method for fabrication of a semiconductor element and structure
http://www.google.com/patents/US8390326

3. Electronic devices containing conductive silicon oxides as a switching element and methods for production and use
http://www.google.com/patents/US8592791

4. Addressable SiOx memory array with incorporated diodes
Patent US20150162381 - Addressable siox memory array with incorporated diodes

5. SiOx-based nonvolatile memory architecture
http://www.google.com/patents/WO2012071100A1?cl=en

6. Porous SiOx Material for Improvement in Switching Device Performance
http://www.google.com/patents/WO2015077281A1?cl=en

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