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LegUp Computing Inc. develops and offers a cloud platform, which enables software developers to program, deploy, scale, and manage field-programmable gate array (FPGA) devices for applications. Its products target FPGA devices, which are connected to high-bandwidth networks for processing of database, analytics, and machine learning workloads. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Toronto, Canada. As of October 9, 2020, LegUp Computing Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Microchip Technology Incorporated.

Tekron International Limited specializes in the development of precise GPS and GLONASS clocks and time synchronization solutions, facilitating the synchronization of advanced networks and services. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Lower Hutt, New Zealand, the company provides critical timekeeping solutions for national power grids and various civilian and military networks. Tekron's product offerings include timing generators, atomic clocks, timing repeaters, multiport network time servers, compact clocks, and PTP translators and analyzers. As of October 2020, Tekron operates as a subsidiary of Microchip Technology Incorporated.

Microsemi Corporation is a semiconductor manufacturer based in Aliso Viejo, California, specializing in analog and mixed-signal solutions. Founded in 1960, the company designs, manufactures, and markets a range of products, including analog mixed-signal integrated circuits, field programmable gate arrays, application-specific integrated circuits, power management products, and timing and synchronization devices. Microsemi's offerings also encompass voice processing devices, radio frequency solutions, security technologies, and Ethernet solutions. These products are utilized across various applications, such as communications infrastructure, military and aerospace systems, implantable medical devices, and enterprise storage solutions. The company serves multiple markets, including aerospace and defense, communications, data centers, and industrial sectors. Previously known as Microsemiconductor Corp, it became Microsemi Corporation in 1983 and is currently a subsidiary of Microchip Technology Incorporated.

Manufactures a broad portfolio of programmable logic and low voltage nonvolatile memory integrated circuits. It focuses on system-level solutions built around flash microcontrollers. Its products include microcontrollers , and its own Atmel AVR and AVR32 architectures, radio frequency (RF) devices, EEPROM and Flash memory devices, etc.

Micrel, Inc. is a global manufacturer of integrated circuit (IC) solutions, specializing in analog, Ethernet, and high-bandwidth markets. The company's product portfolio includes advanced mixed-signal, analog, and power semiconductors, as well as high-performance communication ICs, clock management devices, Ethernet switches, and physical layer transceivers. Micrel serves a diverse range of customers, including prominent manufacturers in the enterprise, consumer, industrial, mobile, telecommunications, automotive, and computer sectors. The corporation is headquartered in San Jose, California, where it also operates state-of-the-art wafer fabrication facilities. Additionally, Micrel has regional sales and support offices, along with advanced technology design centers located across the Americas, Europe, and Asia, supported by a comprehensive network of distributors and representatives worldwide.

ISSC Technologies Corp. is a fabless design house based in Hsinchu City, Taiwan, specializing in Bluetooth-enabled wireless connectivity products. The company develops single-chip Bluetooth solutions that cater to a variety of applications, including mono and stereo headsets, car kits, speakers, computer peripherals such as mice and keyboards, game controllers, and home healthcare equipment. ISSC Technologies is committed to delivering economical and user-friendly solutions while addressing the specific needs of consumers, ensuring that their products are both innovative and easy to manufacture.

Supertex, Inc. is a manufacturer of mixed signal semiconductors, specializing in high-performance analog and high voltage interface products. The company focuses on designing, developing, and producing integrated circuits that are utilized across various sectors, including medical devices, flat panel displays, automotive applications, industrial electronics, and telecommunications. Supertex employs high voltage double-diffused metal oxide semiconductor technology to create its products, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments.

EqcoLogic is a technology leader in high speed data transmission over copper cables. EqcoLogic develops equalizers to permit longer cable lengths or higher data rates, and transceivers that transmit bidirectional data and power over conventional coaxial cables.

Novocell Semiconductor provides antifuse-style one-time programmable (OTP) non-volatile memory (NVM) to the analog and digital fabless semiconductor industry. Based on their Smartbit bit cell technology, their intellectual property product line provides solutions from 8bits to 4Mbits of permanent storage relying on voltage-triggered oxide breakdown rather than stored charge or floating gate designs.

SMSC is a prominent developer of Smart Mixed-Signal Connectivity solutions, utilizing a systems-level approach that integrates a diverse array of technologies and intellectual property. The company specializes in providing connectivity solutions that facilitate the expansion of data across various platforms, including personal computers, automobiles, and portable consumer devices. SMSC's innovative products support numerous industry standards and encompass a range of applications, including USB connectivity, MOST automotive networking, embedded system control, and analog solutions such as thermal management and capacitive sensing technologies. Following its acquisition by Microchip Technology, SMSC continues to enhance its offerings in the connectivity space.

IDENT Technology AG specializes in technology solutions for e-fields, focusing on near-field communication and gesture-controlled human-machine interfaces. The company offers its SKINPLEX technologies for various applications, including detection, interaction, and identification, primarily through licensing agreements. Key products include SKINPLEX GestIC, designed for gesture detection; the SKINPLEX zeropower sensor system, which facilitates touchless sensing in challenging environments; and the SKINPLEX ultra-low-power proximity system, enabling devices to wake up or power down based on user proximity. Ident Technology's innovations serve a diverse array of industries, such as consumer electronics, gaming, automotive, healthcare, and building management. Founded in 2002, the company is headquartered in Wessling, Germany.

Roving Networks designs, manufactures, and markets embedded modules, serial adapters, network access devices, and sensors, allowing access from Bluetooth enabled PCs, PDAs, cell phones, networks, and machine to machine communications. The company's offerings antennas, Bluetooth adapters, and Bluetooth receivers.

Silicon Storage Technology, Inc. supplies NOR flash memory semiconductor devices for the digital consumer, networking, wireless communications, and the Internet computing markets. The company produces and sells semiconductor products, including NAND flash controllers and NAND controller-based modules, smart card integrated circuits (ICs) and modules, flash microcontrollers, and radio frequency ICs and modules. It also produces and sells various products based on its SuperFlash design and manufacturing process technology, as well as licenses the SuperFlash technology for applications in semiconductor devices that integrate flash memory with other functions on a monolithic chip. The company sells its products in Asia through its representatives, as well as in North America and Europe through manufacturers' representatives and distributors. Silicon Storage Technology, Inc. was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.

ZeroG Wireless was founded based on the belief that a new paradigm of wireless connectivity is upon us. Today, the rapid growth of the Wi-Fi infrastructure is providing the underpinnings upon which the 4th Age of Wireless can flourish: increasingly, devices such as laptops, cell phones, game consoles are becoming connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi. ZeroG believes there are thousands more applications that will benefit from wireless Internet connectivity. To get these "things" connected, however, requires a Wi-Fi solution that can easily be designed into a wide array of systems, regardless of their architecture, dramatically reducing engineering effort and time to market. ZeroG is seeking to provide just such a solution. Leveraging its expertise in low-power, integrated design with a deep understanding of embedded systems, ZeroG is developing Wi-Fi chips that enable the 4th Age of Wireless.

R&E International is a privately-held company that specializes in the development and manufacturing of integrated circuits, including both standard and application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs). The firm focuses on creating solutions tailored for security and life-safety applications, such as smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. By concentrating on these critical areas, R&E International aims to enhance safety and reliability in various environments.

Hi-Tech Software specializes in developing software tools for embedded systems, providing essential resources such as compilers and an Eclipse-based integrated development environment tailored for microcontroller and DSP chip architectures. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Acacia Ridge, Australia, the company serves embedded system developers globally, both directly online and through an extensive network of international distributors. Its product offerings include advanced whole-program compilation technology and omniscient code generation, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of embedded system development. Since 2009, Hi-Tech Software has operated as a subsidiary of Microchip Technology Inc., further solidifying its position in the software development landscape.

PowerSmart is a pioneer in the field of smart battery electronics. The company designs and manufactures semi-conductors which enable more efficient battery usage for mobile systems.