Infineon Technologies

Cypress Semiconductor operates as a semiconductor company in the United States and internationally. It delivers various high-performance, mixed-signal, and programmable solutions. Its products include programmable system-on-chip products, capacitive sensing, and touchscreen solutions, universal serial bus controllers, wirelessUSB, CyFi low-power radio frequency, programmable clocks, and buffers. Cypress Semiconductor also offers communication products, peripheral controllers, dual-port interconnects, programmable logic devices, and power PSoC, as well as line of switches, cable drivers, and equalizers for the professional video market. Moreover, it provides peripheral bridge controllers, dual-port memories, physical layer devices, and programmable logic devices. Further, it designs and manufactures SRAM products and nonvolatile memories that are used to store and retrieve data in networking, wireless infrastructure and handsets, computation, consumer, automotive, industrial, and various electronic systems, as well as provides image sensor products that are used in industrial, medical, and aeronautic applications. Additionally, Cypress Semiconductor offers a wireless pneumatic thermostat that enables remote temperature sensing and control; a wireless gauge reader, which clips onto the face of existing gauges to capture and transmit data; a wireless steam trap monitor that detects leaks and failures; a wireless transducer reader, which provides energy-use characterization and baseline data for audits; and optical navigation sensors. It serves consumer, computation, data communications, automotive, medical, and industrial markets. The company markets its products through direct sales force, distributors, trading companies, and representative firms.

SILTECTRA is a high-tech company specializing in kerfless wafering and thinning, an innovative new technology for manufacturing wafers. Kerfless wafering by SILTECTRA is a platform technology which can be used in a wide variety of industries and for many different materials.

Metawave is a technology company that seeks to revolutionize the future of wireless communications. Leveraging adaptive metamaterials and artificial intelligence, Metawave’s primary market focus is to build intelligent beamsteering radars for autonomous driving. Changing the way automakers think about radar, Metawave is building high-performance radars capable of 3D imaging and vehicle-to-vehicle communications, making autonomous cars safer, smarter, and more connected. In parallel, Metawave is also developing smart beamsteering antennas for 4G and 5G networks to provide faster networks and near-instant connectivity for billions of users. Metawave’s current flagship beamsteering technology platform was developed at Xerox PARC. Founded in 2017, Metawave is located in PARC’s headquarters in Palo Alto, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley.

Merus Audio is an audio company that develops switching audio amplifiers. The developed audio amplifiers consist a multilevel audio amplifier technology, which is a combination of a multilevel switching topology and a dynamic power management scheme to improve efficiency and compactness. The company's product eximo MA12040/12040P and MA12070/MA12070P are used for home theater systems, TVs, sound bars, stereo systems, mobile phones, and portable media players. They cut down power losses during operations. Merus Audio was found by Mikkel Hoyerby, and Hans Andersen in 2010; and is headquartered in Herlev, Denmark.

A deep tech semiconductor company at the leading edge of the intelligent IoT, XMOS’ mission is to change the way systems are deployed on silicon. The company disrupts system-on-chip economics and time to market by enabling embedded software engineers to create custom SoC solutions quickly and easily, simply by loading software onto XMOS’ uniquely flexible and accessible hardware platforms. XMOS’ xcore® technology is used to deliver applications that range in diversity from the highest quality audio reproduction to the highest precision motor control; from license plate recognition to factory automation, all using the same chip, off the shelf, with a different software load. xcore enables integrated and differentiated IoT solutions to be developed purely in software for an ever-widening range of smart things that span the primary IoT pillars of consumer, industrial and automotive. By using the company’s xcore technology, the creativity of embedded software engineers can be unleashed. With three generations of xcore technology in the market, each using a proprietary instruction set, XMOS recently announced a new architecture which will adopt the RISC-V ISA. This advancement and introduction of a familiar ecosystem makes the revolutionary benefits of XMOS’ platforms even more accessible to an even broader range of applications.

Innoluce, founded in 2010 as an entrepreneurial spin-off of Royal Philips, is an innovator and supplier of miniature laser scanning modules based on a technology platform incorporating MEMS mirrors and a controlling ASIC. The core of the laser scanning module is a unique patented resonant 1D Micro Electro Mechanical System (MEMS) mirror, providing unmatched accuracy and robustness. The Innoluce MEMS mirrors are built from silicon with the freedom to modify the mirror diameter and the frequency for specific applications while maintaining optical performance.

TTTech is a leading provider of safe networked computing platforms that make megatrends like the Internet of Things and autonomous mobility a reality. Our solutions are applied in markets like mobile machinery, aerospace, smart manufacturing and automation and are trusted by many renowned market leaders, based on 20 years of technology leadership. With their leading technology solutions, TTTech companies ensure safety and electronic robustness for a more connected, automated and sustainable world. About 2,300 employees from more than 60 nations work on 20 sites in 14 countries for TTTech companies, ensuring proximity to its valued customer base and partners around the globe. TTTech transfers proven aerospace network technology to mass markets like automotive and manufacturing. TTTech is the innovator of Deterministic Ethernet and a driving force behind the IEEE TSN standard and SAE Time-Triggered Ethernet standard. Based on these deterministic networking standards, our solutions enable highly integrated, safe and efficient software platforms. Visit www.tttech.com for more information.

International Rectifier Corporation (IR) designs, manufactures and markets power management semiconductors. The Company's products include power metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors (MOSFETs), high voltage analog and mixed signal integrated circuits (HVICs), low voltage analog and mixed signal integrated circuits (LVICs), digital integrated circuits (ICs), radiation-resistant (RAD-Hard) power MOSFETs, insulated gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs), high reliability direct current to direct current (DC-DC) converters and automotive product packages. The Company's semiconductors are used in a variety of applications, such as automotive, industrial motors, consumer electronics, personal computers, household appliances, telecommunications, networking, display, servers, game stations and high reliability.

Primarion is a mixed signal integrated circuit (IC) company that designs, manufactures and markets digital power ICs to address inflection points in power management for the computing, graphics and communication markets. At Primarion, they enjoy a distinct competitive advantage by delivering customer-partnered solutions. They make relationship building a priority, while offering their customers cutting edge technology.

Aristos Logic Corporation provides RAID solutions for the data storage industry for original equipment manufacturer suppliers of storage systems and servers. It offers RAID storage processors and software for storage systems. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Foothill Ranch, California. As of September 3, 2008, Aristos Logic Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Adaptec, Inc.

Axiom Microdevices, Inc. provides integrated complementary metal oxide semiconductor power amplifiers for the cellular telephone market. Its technology offers the advances in radio frequency integration, enabling customers to reduce design complexities and bill of materials. The company has operations in the United States, the United Kingdom, China, Taiwan, and South Korea. Axiom Microdevices, Inc. was founded in 2002 and is based in Irvine, California. As of June 2, 2009, Axiom Microdevices, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Skyworks Solutions Inc.

BridgeCo offers processor IC and software platforms for connecting Internet media sources, computers and consumer electronics throughout the home. BridgeCo platforms are targeted at the market for stand-alone after-market and embedded audio applications. BridgeCo platforms are the core technologies underlying digital media players (DMPs), audio/video receivers (AVRs), musical instruments and external multi-channel sound cards.

Sandbridge Technologies Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company that develops and markets revolutionary fully programmable software-defined-radio (SDR) chipsets for multimode, multi-function wireless handheld devices. Sandbridge provides its customers tremendous competitive value in the global cellular marketplace through an exceptionally cost effective, ultra-low power broadband wireless technology based on the SandBlaster™ DSP baseband architecture.

Morphics Technology, Inc. is a communications systems company that supplies Wireless Signal Processors (WSPs) as off-the-shelf ICs for basestations and Intellectual Property (IP) Cores for handset and terminals products. Morphics combines expertise in communications theory, digital signal processing, computer architecture, and silicon engineering to cost-effectively deliver the highest levels of signal processing performance, as well as flexibility and scalability, for next generation wireless networks. For the wireless infrastructure market, Morphics supplies efficient off-the-shelf wireless signal processors (WSPs). Morphics’ WSPs address the cost-reduction needs of 3G basestation manufacturers by providing scalable baseband processing with industry-leading channel density. Such programmable WSPs enable equipment vendors to build in proprietary radio-link and network performance differentiation as well as to implement any of the leading 3G wireless standards.

BridgeCo offers processor IC and software platforms for connecting Internet media sources, computers and consumer electronics throughout the home. BridgeCo platforms are targeted at the market for stand-alone after-market and embedded audio applications. BridgeCo platforms are the core technologies underlying digital media players (DMPs), audio/video receivers (AVRs), musical instruments and external multi-channel sound cards.

Imago is a world class provider of metrology and analysis equipment serving the microelectronic and general research markets. We are committed to the development of the nanotechnology solutions required as the semiconductor, data storage and advanced materials industries increasingly enter the realm of nanotechnology.Imago provides time-to-market advantages to our customers through leading edge technology in the field of three-dimensional, nanoscale, metrology and analysis equipment. Our focus on and funding of advanced technology, together with our network of industrial collaborations, ensures that we continue to accelerate the development of these empowering metrology techniques. Imago's headquarters moved to a new, larger office and manufacturing facility in July 2006. The world-class applications lab includes two dual beam focused ion beams, two scanning electron microscopes, electro polishing equipment, a clean room area for specimen preparation, and a suite of Imago LEAP microscopes.

MediaQ develops integrated semiconductors and software for mobile, wireless, and handheld devices to enhance visual display, improve connectivity, and minimize power consumption.

Corrent Corporation offers virtual private networks, firewall, intrusion prevention/ detection, and appliances/servers that protect network communications and e-commerce transactions.

HyWire deals with the need for speed and capacity over the Internet. The demand for bandwidth is increasing exponentially mainly due to the number of users and the network applications (video, voice over IP, e-commerce and various enterprise applications).

Developer of high speed communications chips. The company looks to be the supplier of system silicon solutions for high-speed, multi-service optical networking systems. The company's products work with next-generation optical networking equipment such as routers, ADMs, and WDM Transponders.

Aristos Logic Corporation provides RAID solutions for the data storage industry for original equipment manufacturer suppliers of storage systems and servers. It offers RAID storage processors and software for storage systems. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Foothill Ranch, California. As of September 3, 2008, Aristos Logic Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Adaptec, Inc.

MediaQ develops integrated semiconductors and software for mobile, wireless, and handheld devices to enhance visual display, improve connectivity, and minimize power consumption.

Tropian, Inc. develops and provides multimode radio frequency integrated circuits and solutions for wireless devices. The company offers Timestar radio frequency integrated circuit solutions for quad-band cellular handsets; Codestar radio transceivers; and Multistar transceivers. It serves wireless device manufacturers. Tropian, Inc. was formerly known as Premier R.F., Inc.

emWare offers device connectivity solutions to device manufacturers and integrators. Its products include DeviceView, a solution that adds remote data collection capabilities to hardware such as patient monitors, infusion pumps, ventilators, and anesthesia machines; and DeviceView-MD, a middle-ware solution for connecting medical device to a clinical or hospital information system and provides medical professionals with access to patient information collected from medical devices. emWare was founded in 1996 and is based in Salt Lake City, Utah.