这一新兴 NVM 技术，备受瞩目

Core Insights - A recent survey of over 120 semiconductor professionals provides an objective view on the industry's assessment of Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) technology and its future direction [2][3][5] Group 1: Survey Findings - 81% of respondents are currently evaluating or have used NVM IP, indicating active design decision-making [5][3] - ReRAM has gained recognition from over 60% of respondents, positioning it as a significant alternative to traditional embedded flash memory [5][3] - Many respondents expect to choose NVM IP within the next 6 to 12 months, with some evaluating multiple NVM options, reflecting a changing market landscape [7] Group 2: Selection Criteria - Key factors for selecting NVM IP include power efficiency, reliability, integration flexibility, and scalability, with reliability (42%) and high-temperature performance (37%) being particularly emphasized [8] - Existing solutions face challenges such as limited endurance, high power consumption, and complex integration workflows, driving interest in exploring new NVM types [8] Group 3: Market Trends - The survey highlights several recurring themes in product development across various markets, including IoT, automotive, and AI/ML, where power efficiency, high-temperature resilience, and rapid access are critical [10] - The traditional NVM, especially flash memory, is not disappearing but is no longer the sole development direction, with new technologies like ReRAM being seriously evaluated [10]