Company profile
surecore
Sheffield-based semiconductor IP company developing low-power embedded memory designs for power-constrained and always-on chip applications.
Company overview
Developing low-power embedded memory IP, sureCore supports system-on-chip designers seeking to reduce operating and standby power consumption. Its semiconductor offering combines SRAM products, memory compilers, custom register file architectures and cryogenic IP with custom low-power ASIC and mixed-signal design services. The supplied website identifies the business as operating in the UK but does not specify a headquarters address or town. Products include PowerMiser, PowerMiser Plus, EverOn, MiniMiser and CryoMem/CryoIP. PowerMiser implementations cover 28nm FDSOI and bulk CMOS processes, while EverOn uses a 40ULP bulk CMOS process. Memory compilers generate simulation, layout and timing/power models for EDA workflows. SureFIT provides application-specific SRAM design, and mixed-signal services cover design, layout, technology porting, verification and characterisation. Target applications include artificial intelligence, connected devices, wearables, medical equipment, automotive systems and networking. The website also reports that KU Leuven uses sureCore IP to reduce AI chip power consumption.
Semiconductor activity
Primary capability: Semiconductor IP. Supply-chain role: Semiconductor IP, ASIC Design Services, Analogue / Mixed-Signal Design.
Technologies and capabilities
- Silicon
- Analogue
- Low-power SRAM
- Ultra-low-voltage memory
- Memory compilers
- Multi-port register files
- Cryogenic semiconductor IP
- 28nm FDSOI
- Bulk CMOS
- Bit Line Voltage Control
PowerMiser and PowerMiser Plus SRAM IP; EverOn ultra-low-voltage SRAM IP; MiniMiser register file architecture; CryoMem and CryoIP; SureFIT custom SRAM design; Low-power ASIC and mixed-signal design services
Markets served
- Artificial intelligence
- Internet of Things and wearables
- Medical
- Mobile
- Automotive
- Networking
UK presence
Sheffield, Yorkshire. Part of the Yorkshire cluster.
Research links: KU Leuven in Belgium uses sureCore IP to reduce AI chip power consumption, according to a February 2025 website news summary..