sureCore Ltd, the developer of ultra-low power SRAM IP and custom low power memory solutions, has joined the RISC-V Foundation, supporting the drive and adoption of the free and open RISC-V Instruction Set Architecture (ISA).

sureCore’s low power technology enhances the RISC-V community’s ability to develop leading edge products in power-sensitive embedded markets including IoT, wearable and networking applications. sureCore also offers an Application-Centric SRAM Development Service that delivers customized, verified SRAM implementations that address the demanding power profiles for tomorrow’s products.

“We look forward to advancing the RISC-V ecosystem with our process independent, low power PowerMiser and EverOn SRAM IP products. The RISC-V Foundation and sureCore share the same mission: to accelerate access to innovative, extensible technology,” says Paul Wells, CEO sureCore Ltd.

“We are delighted to welcome sureCore into the RISC-V Foundation. The need for low-power memory is nearly universal across many applications and we look forward to sureCore’s contributions to the RISC-V ecosystem,” said Rick O’Connor, Executive Director of the non-profit RISC-V Foundation.