Microprocessors, Microcontrollers & DSPs Industry

Microprocessors, Microcontrollers & DSPs Company List

Actel Corporation
Actel acts to design and sell programmable chips. The company makes field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), a type of integrated circuit that can be programmed by users for specific functions. Actel...more
Adaptec, Inc.
Connection is in the cards for Adaptec. The company provides adapters, controllers, and related hardware and software that facilitate the transfer of data by connecting computers to storage devices....more
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) made some advances in its battle against Intel but hasn't capitalized on those gains. AMD ranks #2 in PC and server microprocessors, far...more
Aeroflex Incorporated
Aeroflex flexes its high-tech muscle with aerospace and communications components. The company's diverse offerings include integrated circuits, radio frequency (RF) components, and microwave...more
Analog Devices, Inc.
Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) is fluent in both analog and digital. The company is a leading maker of analog (linear and mixed-signal) and digital integrated circuits (ICs), including digital signal...more
Applied Micro Circuits Corporation
Applied Micro Circuits Corporation (AMCC) applies most of its microchip expertise to communications, but does more than a micro business in storage, as well. Customers use AMCC's chips -- which...more
ARC International plc
Let's trace the story arc of ARC International. ARC creates configurable processor cores which it then licenses as intellectual property. These designs are used by chip makers to create...more
Aselsan Electronic Industries A.S.
Aselan Electronic Industries is a bit defensive, and rightly so. The company, founded by the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation, makes communications, guidance, and systems electronics for military...more
Astute Networks, Inc.
Astute Networks' processors are astute at driving networking devices. The company designs specialized microprocessors that are embedded into various types of high-tech gear, including networking...more
Atmel Corporation
At the very least Atmel truly offers a diverse lineup of chips. The semiconductor maker's product lines include non-volatile memory devices, such as flash memory and ROMs, as well as programmable...more
AudioCodes Ltd.
Secret agents may use AudioCodes to transmit audio signals over networks. The company's voice compression chips and related products turn audio signals into packets that can be sent more...more
Broadcom Corporation
Broadcom harbors broad ambitions for its chips' impact on broadband communications: it wants them to drive every part of the high-speed networks of the future. The core applications for its...more
Cavium Networks, Inc.
Cavium Networks can help keep networks secure without hiding them in a cave somewhere. The company designs specialized microprocessors used in secure network transmissions, based on processor...more
Cirrus Logic, Inc.
Cirrus Logic's approach to the chip business is hardly cloudy. The fabless semiconductor company, which has long been a leader in audio chips of all kinds, develops integrated circuits (ICs) for...more
ClariPhy Communications, Inc.
To clarify, ClariPhy Communications makes chips -- optical chips, as opposed to the edible variety. The startup company, founded in 2002, has raised $13 million in venture capital...more
CPU Technology, Inc.
CPU Technology (CPU Tech) offers a variety of high-tech electronic components for use in military, industrial, and communications applications. Many of its products use customized...more
CSR plc
CSR, originally Cambridge Silicon Radio, designs silicon radio chips. The fabless semiconductor company designs short-range radio chips for the Bluetooth personal network standard, which supports...more
Cypress Semiconductor Corporation
In Silicon Valley, it's perfectly logical for a giant Cypress to put its roots down in pure silicon. Cypress Semiconductor makes more than 400 types of integrated circuits; its non-memory products...more
Digi International Inc.
Digi serves up peripherals on a serial platter. Digi International makes serial cards and ports for connecting peripherals to networks. It also sells networking devices that utilize the USB...more
DSP Group, Inc.
DSP Group loves the sound of its own voice ... chips. The company's name derives from the digital signal processors (DSPs) and related speech compression software it develops; these products...more

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