SureCore is a developer of ultra-low power embedded memory solutions for SoC devices. This white paper describes how this low-power memory technology, originally designed for large, high density, SRAMs has been enhanced and adapted to deliver low-power, low-voltage register files.
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Tony has over 35 years of semiconductor industry experience in a variety of technical roles. He started his career with the Inmos UK Memory and Graphics group, where he designed SRAMs and Caches for multiple Inmos products. He later joined HP Labs to work on high-speed programmable imaging datapaths, and was a co-founder and VP Hardware Architecture at Elixent, the company created to deliver custom Silicon IP based on that technology. Following the acquisition of Elixent by Panasonic, he was a key member of the team that integrated this technology into multiple generations of TV chipsets. Tony is cited as an inventor on 23 patents covering SRAM, CAM, low-power electronics, and programmable logic.