Hprobe published a new study demonstrating 300 mm-compatible SOT-MRAM and evaluating its use in analog crossbar applications including neural-network inference, stochastic training, and probabilistic graph modeling.
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[Industry News] SOT-MRAM at wafer scale — and its potential for in-memory computing. A new study demonstrates 300 mm-compatible SOT-MRAM and evaluates its use in analog…
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Hprobe
Hprobe, a Global Leader in Magnetic Test Solutions
- Industry
- Semiconductor Manufacturing
- Location
- Eybens, FR
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Hprobe
Founded in March 2017 and headquartered in Grenoble, France, Hprobe is a spin-off from SPINTEC—one of the world’s leading spintronics research laboratories. The company builds on years of advanced research in magnetic testing to deliver cutting-edge solutions for the semiconductor industry. Hprobe offers a unique, patented multidimensional magnetic field generator technology for wafer-level characterization and testing of magnetic devices and sensors. Its product portfolio includes dedicated tools for the testing and characterization of MRAM devices (STT, SOT, VCMA) and magnetic sensors (TMR, GMR, etc.) across all stages of development. In March 2025, Hprobe was acquired by Mycronic, a publicly traded Swedish high-tech company specializing in precision production equipment for the electronics industry. Now part of Mycronic’s Global Technologies division, Hprobe continues—supported by Mycronic’s global infrastructure—to collaborate with leading foundries developing MRAM and companies worldwide advancing next-generation magnetic sensors.
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