A small memory-chip maker is betting that a newer kind of storage can replace older options in data centers, cars, and rugged equipment, turning today’s design interest into repeat orders. The upside hinges on long customer approval cycles and a heavy reliance on partners, plus whether one-off contract and licensing income can be replaced by steady product sales.Read more
A little-known type of computer memory is starting to show up in places where failures aren’t an option, from data centers and factory equipment to cars and aerospace systems. Everspin could benefit if its new products and partnerships turn into steady orders, but delays, tough manufacturing, and reliance on a few big contracts could quickly change the story.Read more
Everspin is leaning on a big new defense program and plans to expand its U.S. manufacturing, but both come with timing and execution risks that could make results swing from quarter to quarter. The real upside hinges on whether its next wave of MRAM products wins customer approvals and turns into meaningful orders over the next few years.Read more
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Everspin Technologies, Inc. manufactures and sells magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) technologies in the United States, Japan, Hong Kong, Germany, Singapore, Canada, and internationally. It offers Toggle MRAM, spin-transfer torque MRAM, and tunnel magneto resistance sensor products, as well as foundry services for MRAM products and magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ)-based sensors. The company provides its products for applications, including industrial, medical, automotive/transportation, aerospace, and data center markets. It serves original equipment manufacturers, contract manufacturers, and original design manufacturers through a direct sales channel, and a network of representatives and distributors. Everspin Technologies, Inc. was incorporated in 2008 and is headquartered in Chandler, Arizona.
