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CEA-Leti and Fraunhofer IPMS have successfully completed the first exchange of ferroelectric memory wafers within the FAMES Pilot Line, mark
CEA-Leti and Fraunhofer IPMS have successfully validated a FeRAM wafer exchange, marking a major milestone toward a collaborative European platform for next-gen non-volatile memory.
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UNISYSTÂ MRAM family, a new generation of unified memory designed to fundamentally change how embedded systems store and access.
Everspin Technologies has launched a new generation of unified memory solutions based on STT-MRAM technology. Designed to combine the speed of SRAM with the persistence of flash memory, the solution enables instant-on performance, faster data access, and high endurance, helping simplify system design while improving reliability for industrial, aerospace, and edge computing applications.
“System designers are running into the physical and performance limits of NOR flash, especially as process nodes move below 40 nanometers and workloads become more demanding,” said Sanjeev Aggarwal, president and CEO of Everspin Technologies. “With UNISYST, we are extending our MRAM roadmap to higher densities while giving customers a practical way to start with PERSYST today and migrate to a code-and-data MRAM architecture as soon as it is available.”
Everspin Technologies, announced further advancements in its high-reliability PERSYST xSPI STT-MRAM lineup.
Everspin Technologies has expanded its xSPI MRAM portfolio with a 256Mb high-reliability chip, delivering greater memory density and scalable persistent storage for mission-critical applications.
“Advancing our high-reliability product family through production qualification and expanding density options reflects steady progress against our technology roadmap,” said Sanjeev Aggarwal, president and CEO of Everspin Technologies. “Customers designing long-lifecycle systems require validated memory solutions with predictable performance, and we are extending the PERSYST platform to meet those needs across a wider range of densities.”
Everspin Technologies, the world’s leading developer and manufacturer of magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) xSPI MRAM.
Everspin Technologies has expanded its xSPI MRAM portfolio with a 256Mb high-reliability chip, delivering greater memory density and scalable persistent storage for mission-critical applications.
“Advancing our high-reliability product family through production qualification and expanding density options reflects steady progress against our technology roadmap,” said Sanjeev Aggarwal, president and CEO of Everspin Technologies. “Customers designing long-lifecycle systems require validated memory solutions with predictable performance, and we are extending the PERSYST platform to meet those needs across a wider range of densities.”
The MRAM Global Innovation Forum is the industry’s premier platform for Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory (MRAM) technology.
The 2025 MRAM Global Innovation Forum is set to bring together industry leaders and researchers to showcase the latest advances in MRAM technology. From faster, energy-efficient memory architectures to breakthroughs shaping next-generation computing, the forum highlights how MRAM is moving closer to large-scale adoption across AI, automotive, and industrial applications—marking a key milestone in the evolution of non-volatile memory.
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Non-Volatile Memory Market Forecast 2022–2032: Powering Persistent, High-Performance Storage Across Devices
Non-Volatile Memory Market expanded steadily between 2022 and 2032 as data-driven applications across consumer electronics, cloud computing, automotive systems, and IoT demanded robust, reliable, and persistent storage solutions. As the Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) Market matured, memory technologies such as NAND, NOR, MRAM, and emerging NVM types gained traction — replacing volatile memory for critical data retention and speeding up boot and access times across devices from smartphones and laptops to edge-computing modules and industrial controllers. This broad adoption reinforced the Non-Volatile Memory Market as the backbone of modern digital infrastructure.
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Market Snapshot & Key Trends
Between 2022 and 2032 the NVM market saw rising demand for non-volatile, high-speed memory across both consumer and enterprise segments. Growth was fueled by expanding cloud and data-center storage needs, increasing use of embedded systems in automotive and industrial environments, and rising adoption of IoT devices requiring durable local storage. Improvements in memory density, energy efficiency, and read/write performance — along with the rise of newer memory technologies — helped drive market growth and broaden NVM’s application spectrum.
What Is Driving Growth in the NVM Market?
Key drivers include:
The growth of data-intensive applications, cloud computing, AI/ML workloads, and edge computing — all requiring persistent, high-performance memory.
Rising use of consumer electronics, laptops, tablets, and mobile devices demanding fast boot times, reliable storage, and low power consumption.
Expanding automotive electronics, industrial automation, and IoT deployments needing durable, non-volatile memory capable of handling varied operating conditions.
Adoption of advanced memory technologies (e.g. MRAM, 3D-NAND, NOR Flash) offering better endurance, higher density, and energy efficiency compared to traditional memory.
Market Dynamics: Why NVM Adoption Is Accelerating
Performance & Reliability
NVM offers persistent storage without power, ensuring data retention even in power-off conditions. High read/write speeds and improved endurance — especially in modern memory types — enable efficient performance for both consumer and enterprise applications.
Scalability & Flexibility
As memory density increases and costs per gigabyte decrease, NVM becomes a scalable solution across device categories. From small embedded modules to large data-center storage arrays, NVM adapts to varied storage requirements.
Energy Efficiency & Durability
Non-volatile memory reduces power consumption and eliminates data loss risk during power interruptions — critical for mobile, automotive, industrial, and IoT devices operating in diverse environments.
Technological Innovation
Advances in memory architectures, 3D stacking, controller integration, and newer memory types (like MRAM, ReRAM, 3D-NAND) are expanding the potential and performance of NVM solutions, encouraging broader adoption across sectors.
Market Segmentation
By Memory Type / Technology
NAND Flash
NOR Flash
MRAM / ReRAM / Emerging NVM Types
EEPROM & Others
By Application
Consumer Electronics (smartphones, laptops, tablets)
Enterprise & Data Center Storage
Automotive Electronics & Infotainment
Industrial Automation & IoT Devices
Embedded Systems & Edge Devices
Telecom, Healthcare, Aerospace & Defense
By Region
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific
Latin America
Middle East & Africa
Key Opportunities
Growing demand for non-volatile memory in AI/ML edge devices and cloud infrastructure.
Expansion in automotive memory demand — EVs, infotainment, ADAS — requiring robust NVM.
Industrial automation and IoT growth creating need for durable, energy-efficient storage.
Emerging memory technologies and higher-density 3D-NAND enabling larger, faster memory modules at lower cost.
Challenges & Restraints
Higher manufacturing cost and complexity for advanced NVM types.
Competition from alternative storage architectures (e.g. DRAM + SSD, hybrid memory systems) in some use-cases.
Fragmented standards and varying requirements across applications — complicating design, integration, and adoption.
Thermal, endurance, and reliability constraints in harsh or power-demanding environments.
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Global generator market size is projected to reach $38.8 Billion by 2034. This report provides a quantitative analysis of the market segment
Key Players
(As listed in the official report)
Samsung Electronics
SK Hynix
Micron Technology
Western Digital / SanDisk
Toshiba (Kioxia)
Intel Corporation
Infineon Technologies
Cypress Semiconductor
Everspin Technologies
Other regional and global memory-chip manufacturers
Future Outlook: A Foundation for Modern Digital Systems
From 2022 through 2032, the Non-Volatile Memory Market is expected to strengthen its role as critical infrastructure for an expanding array of digital applications — from mobile devices and consumer electronics to cloud services, edge computing, automotive, industrial IoT, and enterprise storage. As emerging memory technologies mature and manufacturing scales, NVM solutions will offer greater storage density, energy efficiency, reliability, and performance — making them indispensable for a data-driven, connected future.
Dynamic Random Access Memory or DRAM represents volatile memory used in PCs and various other electronic devices for holding data temporaril
