Sheffield, United Kingdom. sureCore is now licensing its CryoMem suite of Memory IP developed for utilization in very low temperatures necessary for Quantum Computing (QC) applications. This came about at an *Innovate UK-funded consortium to develop cryo-tolerant semiconductor IP. The goal of the project was to design and prove a range of foundation IP that can be licensed to engineers enabling the creation of specific custom Cryo-CMOS SoC solutions. According to the press release, this will help accelerate QC scaling by allowing the migration of the control electronics into the cryostat to be close to the qubits.

sureCore has designed the PowerMiser Plus, a new family of ultra-low voltage SRAM solutions that are operational down to 0.45V. Performance, as well as power consumption, are able to be increased and decreased concurrently by the logic and memory interfacing at equivalent voltages.

SureCore's memory designs need up to 50% less power than standard, off-the-shelf memory for wearable, metaverse hardware.

CompuRAM from sureCore is designed to enable power efficient solutions for computing at the Edge.

sureCore, the ultra-low power memory provider, announced their low voltage SRAM and Register File memory solutions. According to the company, their SRAM IP is designed to cut memory power requirements by up to 50%.

SureCore Ltd, the developer of ultra-low power SRAM IP and custom low power memory solutions, has joined the RISC-V Foundation, supporting the drive and adoption of the free and open RISC-V ISA.