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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2025 · 25 MIN

Why MRAM is the Future of Critical System Memory

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In this Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell talks with Joe O'Hare, Senior Director of Marketing at Everspin Technologies, about MRAM (Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory) and its role in ensuring system reliability for critical applications. Joe explains how MRAM delivers trillions of write cycles, radiation tolerance, and worry-free endurance—making it the go-to memory for aerospace, satellites, medical devices, and data storage. The discussion covers the evolution of MRAM, its use in commercial aircraft and lunar landers, and its integration with FPGAs for enhanced reliability. Learn why MRAM is becoming the preferred solution where data loss is not an option.

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