MegaChips

Morse Micro is a wireless integrated circuit solutions company focused on reinventing Wi-Fi for the Internet of Things (IoT). Founded by industry experts including Wi-Fi pioneers, the company is headquartered in Australia with additional offices in China and the United States. Morse Micro specializes in low-power wireless chips that enhance Wi-Fi connectivity across a wide range of IoT applications, such as surveillance systems, access control, industrial automation, and mobile devices. Their innovative technology allows for smaller and more cost-effective chips, facilitating a robust IoT ecosystem that supports connected devices operating over greater distances. The company's diverse team and strong portfolio of intellectual property position it as a key player in the evolving IoT market.

Quadric is a technology company founded in 2016 and based in Burlingame, California, specializing in edge processors for on-device artificial intelligence (AI) computing. The company's GPNPU processor IP cores are licensed to System-on-Chip developers across various sectors, including consumer products, mobile, industrial, and automotive markets. Quadric's processors are designed to efficiently manage matrix, vector operations, and scalar control code within a single execution pipeline. This capability allows developers to run diverse AI models directly on devices, enhancing performance and scalability.

Sckipio Technologies is a semiconductor company based in Ramat Gan, Israel, that specializes in Gfast technologies aimed at providing ultra-broadband access. Founded in 2012, Sckipio focuses on delivering fiber-like broadband capabilities over existing infrastructure, specifically through next-generation G.fast-based Fiber-to-the-Distribution Point (FTTdp) architectures. The company is notable for being the first to launch Gfast modems and has made significant contributions to the Gfast standard, accounting for over 20% of its development. Sckipio's award-winning technology enables faster internet access over distances of up to 300 meters, facilitating improved connectivity for businesses and users alike.

SiTime Corporation is a semiconductor company that specializes in MEMS-based silicon timing solutions, which are designed to replace traditional quartz products. Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, SiTime operates internationally, with significant market presence in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the United States. The company's diverse product offerings include programmable OCXOs, precision super-TCXOs, MHz oscillators, and embedded resonators, catering to various industries such as automotive, telecommunications, aerospace, and the Internet of Things. With a notable market share, SiTime has shipped over 50 million devices, driving the industry's shift towards fully silicon-based timing solutions. The company's configurable products enable clients to enhance performance while reducing size and increasing reliability, ultimately streamlining their supply chains. SiTime's commitment to using standard semiconductor processes ensures high availability and short lead times, making it a preferred choice for leading manufacturers in the timing market.