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Everspin Technologies Signs MoU With Maxlinear To Explore Next-Generation Memory Architectures To Improve AI Servers
MOU TermsUnder the terms of the MOU, the companies will evaluate:Technical validation of Everspin MRAM with MaxLinear’s acceleration, compression and encryption platform for AI and data-intensive server workloadsMarket
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