Resistive RAM Market

Resistive RAM: Introduction

• Restitive RAM, also known as ReRAM (resistive random access memory), is a form of nonvolatile storage that operates by changing the resistance of solid dielectric material. A ReRAM device contains a component called mermister, whose resistance varies when different voltages are imposed across it.
• ReRAM and other memristor technologies also draw much less power than NAND flash. That makes them currently best suited for memory in sensor devices for industrial, automotive and internet of things (IoT) applications.
• The higher memory density, faster read and write speeds, and lower power draw are reasons that memristor-based memory technologies are often cited as the logical replacement in applications such as solid-state drives (SSDs) and nonvolatile dual in-line memory modules

Rise in demand as rise in manufacturing of smart, portable, and wearable electronic devices

• New memory technologies have witnessed several developments; however, they have not expanded fully owing to the dominance of flash RAMs. Major emerging memory technologies include ReRAM, phase-change memory, and magnet RAM; among these, ReRAM is highly effective.
• Several companies are developing innovative ReRAM technology solutions focused on the future memory market. ReRAM’s main advantage is scalability and the flash RAM’s have reached the scalability limit. Another advantage with ReRAM is the low voltage about 2 to 3V without using charge pumps, which provides low energy and high speed. Increase in demand for smartphone and wearable devices is also fueling the memory market.

Asia-Pacific to Hold Prominent Global Market Share?

• Asia Pacific holds a notable share of the global ReRAM market share, owing to a rise in the demand for non-volatile memory enabled electronic devices such as smartphones and high-resolution TVs. Rise in number of consumer electronics and expansion of the automotive industry in the region is driving the ReRAM market in Asia Pacific. Countries such as India, Japan, and China are establishing data centers, AI and IoT connected infrastructure, which is expected to fuel the ReRAM market in the region.
• North America follows Asia Pacific in terms of share of the global ReRAM market. Increase in demand for enterprise storage applications is further boost the ReRAM market in the region.
• The market in the Middle East & Africa is also likely to account for a notable market share in the near future

Key Players Operating in the Smart Mirror Market

• For future applications, though, ReRAM and other next-generation memories are being targeted for the so-called storage-class memory market. ReRAMs are positioned as a low-cost solution for IoT and other applications. Next-generation memory types are rapid, nonvolatile, and provide unlimited endurance. They also provide bit-alterable, erase-free functions, making them ideal replacements for DRAM and flash. The market is expanding at a steady pace. Furthermore, a rise in the rate of adoption of strategies by key players is anticipated to fuel the market during the forecast period.

Key players include:

• Crossbar Inc. (US)
• Fujitsu Limited (Japan).
• Weebit Nano
• Panasonic Corporation.
• Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation.
• Adesto Technologies Corporation
• Micron Technology, Inc.
• TSMC 
• 4DS Memory Limited 
• Reliance Memory
• Sony Corporation
• Rambus Incorporated
• HP

Global: Resistive RAM Research Scope

Global Resistive RAM Market, by Type

• Conductive Bridging
• Oxide Based ReRAM
• Others

Global ReRAM Market, by Applications Area

• Neuromorphic Computing
• Security Application
• Data storage and logical applications.

Global ReRAM Market, by Industrial Applications

• Computer
• IoT
• Consumer Electronics
• Medical
• IT and Telecom
• Others

Global ReRAM Market, by Region

• North America
  • U.S.
  • Canada
  • Rest of North America
• Europe
  • Germany
  • France
  • U.K.
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Russia
  • Rest of Europe
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • Japan
  • India
  • South Korea
  • Rest of Asia Pacific
• Central And South America
  • Brazil
  • Argentina
• Middle East & Africa
  • South Africa
  • Rest of Middle East & Africa