CEO interview: Paul Wells of SureCore on low power memory and China
By Nick Flaherty, eeNews Europe (April 4, 2023)
SureCore has developed PowerMiser Plus which takes the SRAM voltage below 0.5V for the first time and one of the first customers is a Chinese company for an edge AI chip design.
Despite concerns over global trade wars and security, the Chinese market is vital for the business, he says.
“About 75% of our business is with Chinese companies,” he tells eeNews Europe. “My view is there’s a lot of panicking that the Chinese economy will transcend that of the US and the West doesn’t really like that. So they are trying to hold the Chinese economy back but that is doomed to failure as they have so many STEM graduates. For semiconductors the future is in Asia, it’s as simple as that.”
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