Faraday Unveils FlashKit™-22RRAM: An eNVM-Based SoC Development Platform for IoT
Accelerate IoT and MCU SoC design and launch faster with FlashKit™-22RRAM
The FlashKit™-22RRAM platform integrates a full-featured RRAM subsystem with DWORD access, delivering comparable performance with SST eFlash. This solution minimizes extra-mask requirements, making it highly suitable for consumer-grade eNVM applications, such as AIoT, smart home, wearables, and portable devices. It is silicon proven and fully prepared to support customers' fast ramp-up to volume production on UMC's 22ULP node.
FlashKit™-22RRAM supports embedded CPU options including ARM Cortex-M7 and VeeR EH1 RISC-V, and integrates a comprehensive set of integrated IPs such as USB 3.0 Type-C, GMAC, and PLL. A built-in RRAM controller with built-in self-test (BIST) ensures streamlined data access and high production reliability. In additional, embedded FPGA (eFPGA) block is included for enhanced design flexibility and enabling post-silicon logic change, ECO, or GPIO re-assignment.
'FlashKit™-22RRAM demonstrates Faraday's continued commitment to delivering optimized platforms that reduce development effort and accelerate time-to-market,' said Flash Lin, COO of Faraday Technology. 'Our customers now have a highly integrated and cost-efficient path to bring differentiated eNVM-based products to market quickly, with the flexibility to scale for future needs.'
About Faraday Technology Corporation
Faraday Technology Corporation (TWSE: 3035) is dedicated to the mission of benefiting humanity and upholding sustainable values in every IC it handles. The company offers a comprehensive range of ASIC solutions, including 2.5D/3D Advanced packaging, Arm Cortex-A, R, M, A720AE, Neoverse CSS integration and hardening, FPGA-Go-ASIC, and design implementation services. Furthermore, its extensive silicon IP portfolio encompasses a wide array of offerings, such as I/O, Cell Library, Memory Compiler, DDR/LPDDR, MIPI D-PHY, V-by-One, USB, Giga Ethernet, SATA, PCIe, and SerDes. For further information, visit www.faraday-tech.com or follow Faraday on LinkedIn.
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'Thanks to strong Q2 results and close supplier collaboration, we expect double-digit manufacturing cost reductions in the second half of 2025. Based on this, we are guiding to at least $0.5 million in gross profit for fiscal 2025, and at least twice that in fiscal 2026.' 'Lower costs and stronger margins have allowed us to offer sustainable, competitive pricing,' added Mr. Widmaier. 'A core part of our model is passing some of these savings to customers. As we evaluate 2026 pricing we will look to provide healthy gross margins that support growth while enabling volume expansion. This approach lets us meet our commitments to shareholders and customers — and stay true to our mission: Way Better Materials for a Way Better World. ' Research and Development Research and Development remains central to Bolt's progress. In Q2 2025, the Company added 5 new patents, bringing its total to 77 granted and 118 pending as of June 30, 2025. 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Product Range and Design Considerations PersonalHour™ designs and produces an extensive range of Pilates reformers, from space-saving foldable models to Cadillac-style reformers and tower-equipped units (half trapeze). Each model is built for professional-level performance, featuring adjustable components to suit diverse training styles, user preferences, and studio requirements. The Janet Elite 2.0, the model selected by South Dakota State University, is a studio-grade foldable reformer with structural reinforcement and customizable components, suitable for both home and studio use. While the company did not disclose specific purchase terms, it noted that the decision by the university followed a review process comparing equipment from multiple suppliers. Integration with Digital Training Resources Alongside its physical equipment, PersonalHour™ provides access to an online Pilates platform via a mobile application. The app includes instructor-led classes, training programs, and wellness content. Life-time access to the app is included with each reformer purchase at no additional cost, offering additional training support for both professional and personal users. Background on Market Presence The company's reported sales figures indicate over 10,000 pieces of Pilates equipment distributed in the past two years, with the majority going to U.S.-based clients. Its expansion into the institutional market is seen internally as an area of future growth, particularly in fitness centers operated by universities, community organizations, and rehabilitation facilities. Yacoub stated that product durability and adaptability have been primary drivers in the brand's adoption by professional instructors. 'Studios and institutions often require equipment that can handle multiple hours of daily use while maintaining consistent performance,' she said. Customer Profile and Usage PersonalHour™ reformers are currently used in a variety of settings, including boutique studios, larger multi-instructor facilities, and dedicated home studios. While the company designs its equipment for professional-level use, it has also seen uptake among home practitioners seeking a comparable training experience to that found in studios. The Janet Elite 2.0 reformers installed at South Dakota State University will be used in both group instruction and individual training sessions. According to university fitness program coordinators, the equipment will support existing Pilates offerings and allow for expanded programming in the future. Looking Forward Company representatives indicated that further product developments are in progress, with a focus on expanding customization options for studios and institutions. Plans include offering alternative finishes, additional accessory lines, and adjustments to frame design to accommodate emerging training methodologies. The company also intends to maintain its emphasis on balancing affordability with the requirements of professional performance. 'Our approach has always been to design equipment that serves professional needs while being financially accessible,' Yacoub said. In addition, PersonalHour™ plans to strengthen its digital and technological presence by further developing its app, expanding its content, and exploring innovations such as smart Pilates equipment and reformers. For more information, visit About PersonalHour Pilates US PersonalHour™ Pilates is a US-based Pilates equipment brand that designs and produces premium reformers and related apparatus. Founded in 2021 from a garage in Ohio, the company has grown to supply professional studios, institutions, and individual practitioners nationwide. Its diverse lineup includes foldable reformers, Cadillac-style units, and tower-equipped models, now used in over 150 Pilates studios across the country and by esteemed institutions such as South Dakota State Hour Pilates ReviewMedia Contact: Company Name: PersonalHour Pilates US Contact Person: Nadia Yacoub Email: nadia@ Phone: 380-250-8254 Country: United States Website: CONTACT: Media Contact: Company Name: PersonalHour Pilates US Contact Person: Nadia Yacoub Email: nadia@ Phone: 380-250-8254 Country: United States Website: in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
