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STT-MRAM - commercial state and challenges

2019 MRAM Technology and Business 2019

2019 MRAM promises life beyond eFlash: the embedded MRAM market is taking off and is expected to reach $\$ 1.2B$ by 2024.

2019 MRAM: a promising new life after eFlash – An interview with GlobalFoundries

There is consensus in the industry that 28/22nm will be the end of eFlash, not because of scalability limitations but because of economic barriers, and therefore a new embedded NVM for code/data storage is needed

https://www.anandtech.com/show/14056/samsung-ships-first-commercial-emram-product

MRAM is one of the highest-performing and most durable non-volatile memory technologies currently exists. Because its eMRAM does not require an erase cycle before writing data, it is 1,000 times faster than eFlash, Samsung says. It also uses lower voltages when compared to eFlash, and therefore consumes around 1/400th the energy during writing process, according to the maker.

2019 Time-to-Market by MRAM industry Players

2016 Avalanche, Everspin, Global Foundries

patents

IBM Determining and storing bit error rate relationships in spin transfer torque magnetoresistive random-access memory (STT-MRAM)

the WRITE challenges

Opportunistic Write for Fast and Reliable STT-MRAM

the ON/OFF ratio challenge... for the size of MRAM

circuitry

old 2011 Cross-point architecture for spin transfer torque magnetic random access memory

2021 Only one issue remains unsolved to date: IBM must figure out how to reduce the current needed to switch states by about 50%.

  1. The time it takes to switch states must be fast, in the 2-3 nanosecond range.
  2. The switching must be reliable, down to 1e-9 write error rate.
  3. The switching voltage distribution must be in a tight range for consistent operation.
  4. The fabrication process must be possible on the advanced process nodes used in microprocessors, currently in 5 or 7nm.
  5. The current required to switch states must be low, about ½ what is presently possible.