Weebit Nano

Weebit Nano is an Israeli semiconductor company focused on ReRAM (Resistive Random-Access Memory) technology. The company is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) under the ticker WBT. Its R&D operations are based in Israel, and the company has a presence in France through its work with CEA-Leti, a French research institute that has been a key technology partner in developing and maturing Weebit's ReRAM IP.

Weebit Nano develops embedded non-volatile memory (eNVM) IP based on ReRAM technology, which it licenses to semiconductor manufacturers and fabless chip designers. ReRAM is positioned as an alternative to flash-based embedded memory (such as eFlash) for applications requiring lower power, faster write speeds, or compatibility with advanced CMOS process nodes where eFlash becomes difficult to scale. The company's primary customers are semiconductor companies that integrate the memory IP into their own chips — a pure IP licensing model rather than a product manufacturing business.

Weebit's flagship offering is its ReRAM IP, designed to be integrated into chips manufactured at foundries. The company has worked to qualify its technology on specific process nodes in partnership with foundries and research institutions. A significant milestone reported publicly was the tape-out and silicon validation of ReRAM IP with SkyWater Technology, a US-based foundry. Weebit has also conducted work through CEA-Leti's facilities in Grenoble, France.

Weebit Nano's core R&D team is based in Israel. The company is founder-led and technically focused, with the Israeli engineering team driving the core IP development. Detailed public information on specific Israeli office locations or precise headcount is limited.