TMS-Elektronik will represent and support Avalanche’s STT-MRAM Products in Turkey
Fremont, California, October 17, 2022 – Avalanche Technology, the leader in next generation MRAM technology, today announced that it has entered into an agreement with TMS-Elektronik, to represent Avalanche in the sales and support of its STT-MRAM-based discrete Persistent SRAM (P-SRAM) non-volatile memory products in the Republic of Turkey. In support of this new relationship, Avalanche Technology will join the TMS-Elektronik team at the upcoming SAHA Expo 2022 in Istanbul, October 25th-28th.
“With benchmark high reliability, high endurance and low power, combined with high access speed, Avalanche’s STT-MRAM products will bring significant benefits to our customers who develop boards and systems for aerospace and industrial applications,” said Eren Çağaçan, Co-founder and CEO of TMS Elektronik. “Avalanche’s portfolio of STT-MRAM-based discrete memory devices complements and completes our portfolio of discrete solutions and embedded systems. We are excited to add Avalanche to our portfolio of partners.”
“TMS-Elektronik will help us reach more European customers who want to use Avalanche P-SRAM to innovate around Industrial, IoT and Aerospace products, and extend our reach into segments that require high reliability combined with non-volatility,” said Danny Sabour, VP of Sales & Marketing at Avalanche Technology. “TMS-Elektronik will enable us to have world-class local support for our customers in the vibrant high-tech market of Turkey.”
Avalanche’s serial Persistent SRAM (P-SRAM) devices are based on its latest generation of Spin Transfer Torque Magnetoresistive RAM (STT-MRAM) technology, touting industry leading endurance and densities for non-volatile memory all with a high reliability backbone (no external ECC, wear leveling, battery or shielding needed) and easy to use timings of an SRAM. As true random-access memory devices, allowing reads and writes to occur randomly, they are ideal for applications that require storing and retrieving data without large latency penalties.
Industrial Grade solutions support densities up to 16Mb with a variety of interfaces (SPI, QSPI, parallel) and performance options up to 108MHz SDR/54MHz DDR for serial and 35ns for parallel. For Hi-Rel and Aerospace applications, our solutions provide densities from 16Mb to 8Gb and endurance of 1016 for true unified memory support and optimized Size, Weight, Power and Cost (SWAP-C).
More Information
More information about Avalanche P-SRAM products is available at https://www.avalanche-technology.com/products/discrete-mram.
More information about the 2022 SAHA Expo Defence & Aerospace Exhibition is available at https://www.sahaexpo.com/defence-aerospace-exhibition.
About Avalanche Technology
Avalanche Technology Inc. is the leader in next generation Perpendicular STT-MRAM technology, accepted as the front-runner to replace traditional Flash and SRAM for unified memory architectures in future SOC systems, delivering high performance and low power at 55, 40, 28 and 22nm with scalability beyond 14nm. With a proven STT-MRAM portfolio at multiple geometry nodes combined with an intellectual property portfolio of over 300 patents and applications, Avalanche Technology is delivering on the promise of enabling the next generation of scalable unified memory architecture for industrial, IoT, aerospace and storage applications, making it the true “Next Generation MRAM Company.” For more information, visit us online at https://www.avalanche-technology.com.
About TMS-Elektronik
TMS-Elektronik was founded in 2004 as a representative and distribution firm for leading semiconductor, RF Microwave and interconnect solutions primarily targeting defense, aviation, space, and telecommunications industries within Turkey. TMS-Elektronik invests in innovative products and services with the help of partners to provide solutions to customers in support of demanding next generation architectures. For more information, visit us online at http://www.tms-elektronik.com/en.
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