Q. Who is T-RAM?
A. T-RAM is a fab-less Semiconductor Company that is developing products based on its proprietary TCCT (Thin-Capacitively-Coupled-Thyristor) technology.

Q. What does the “T” in T-RAM stand for?
A. The “T” in T-RAM stands for “Thyristor” which is the foundation of T-RAM’s technology.

Q. Who owns T-RAM’s technology?
A. We have an exclusive license to use the technology from Stanford University and have over 100 patents at various stages, of which over 30 have already been granted.

Q. What products does T-RAM offer today?
A. T-RAM will be offering High-Performance, High-Density, discrete Synchronous SRAM’s (SSRAM’s) that are fit, form, and function compatible with existing standard SRAM’s in the industry.

Q. What are T-RAM’s future product offerings?
A. We intend to develop products that will have large portions of the silicon consumed with T-RAM TCCT technology as well as license the technology for specific applications.

Q. How do your products differ from other suppliers?
A. Our products are fit, form, and function compatible with existing standard SRAM’s in the industry, but due to our proprietary TCCT technology, are higher in density, smaller in die size and lower in manufacturing cost than competing technologies.

Q. What is the value-proposition of T-RAM’s solutions?
A. T-RAM technology solves the performance/density tradeoffs in current memory solutions. We can offer higher density memory devices at today’s process technology.

Q. Who would benefit from using your products?
A. System architects and designers who are facing memory bottlenecks in their design based on existing solutions. T-RAM synchronous SRAM’s will leverage its technology to offer SRAM random address rate while approaching DRAM in density.

Q. Will you license your technology to other companies?
A. T-RAM currently offers discrete memory solutions. We plan to offer T-RAM's unique IP solutions in the future to major IDM and foundries for embedded applications.

Q. Will you support other process technologies in the future?
A. T-RAM's technology is scalable. We will support the most current technology that major foundries have to offer.

Q. Is T-RAM a public company?
A. T-RAM is currently a privately held company.

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