-- Weebit Nano（ASX：WBT）周一向澳大利亚证券交易所提交的文件显示，两家产品客户已成功完成芯片流片，这些芯片集成了该公司的电阻式随机存取存储器（ReRAM）技术，这标志着该公司向商业化规模生产迈出了关键一步。 文件显示，Overlord Labs已将Weebit Nano的ReRAM技术集成到其下一代智能电池管理系统中，该系统已在DB HiTek完成流片，旨在提高电源效率、降低成本并提升大规模生产的性能。 文件还指出，第二家客户已收到其原型芯片的初始芯片，该芯片运行正常，其中包括ReRAM组件。 文件补充道，这两个项目目前都已进入扩展测试、特性分析和认证阶段，预计在进行大规模生产之前，这些阶段将持续12至18个月。 该公司股价在周一的交易中上涨了约7%。
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