Quinas Technology is developing ULTRARAM™, a breakthrough semiconductor memory technology designed to overcome the growing AI memory wall and enable the next generation of AI infrastructure, neuromorphic computing and intelligent edge systems.

As artificial intelligence continues to scale, memory energy consumption, data movement and infrastructure efficiency are increasingly becoming the primary constraints on performance. Quinas believes future computing systems will require new memory architectures capable of combining persistence, speed and ultra-low energy operation within a single platform.

Originally invented at Lancaster University and protected by multiple international patent families, ULTRARAM combines the persistence of Flash memory with DRAM-class speed through a novel quantum resonant tunnelling device architecture based on III-V compound semiconductors.

The company is advancing ULTRARAM from validated device physics towards scalable memory arrays, compute-in-memory architectures and persistent memory systems for AI infrastructure, intelligent edge computing, robotics, defence and future memory-centric computing platforms.

Quinas operates a fabless business model and collaborates with leading industrial, academic and technology partners across Europe, Asia and the Middle East spanning materials, manufacturing, packaging, modelling and AI system validation.

Applications include:

• AI Infrastructure & Data Centres
• Neuromorphic & In-Memory Computing
• AI Accelerators & Intelligent Edge Systems
• Robotics & Autonomous Platforms
• Defence, Space & Secure Computing
• Future Memory & Chiplet Architectures

Quinas is building a global semiconductor ecosystem spanning the UK, Europe, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, India and the Middle East.

Supported by more than £5 million in non-dilutive funding and over a decade of research and development, Quinas is building ULTRARAM™ to help enable the next generation of energy-efficient, memory-centric computing

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