TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
TI was founded in 1930 and is headquartered in Dallas, USA, listed on Nasdaq (TXN). It is the global leader in analog and embedded processing semiconductors and invented the world's first integrated circuit in 1958. Its portfolio of more than 80,000 products spans analog devices (power management, signal chain) and embedded processors (MCU, DSP), backed by in-house wafer fabrication and packaging/testing capacity across 15 manufacturing sites worldwide. Serving industrial control, automotive electronics, communications equipment, data centers, consumer electronics, and aerospace, it meets demanding automotive and industrial reliability standards. Having entered the China market in 1986, it operates a manufacturing base in Chengdu integrating wafer fabrication, assembly, and test, with long-term commitment to the local electronics industry. ALL BRANDS
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TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
TI was founded in 1930 and is headquartered in Dallas, USA, listed on Nasdaq (TXN). It is the global leader in analog and embedded processing semiconductors and invented the world's first integrated circuit in 1958. Its portfolio of more than 80,000 products spans analog devices (power management, signal chain) and embedded processors (MCU, DSP), backed by in-house wafer fabrication and packaging/testing capacity across 15 manufacturing sites worldwide. Serving industrial control, automotive electronics, communications equipment, data centers, consumer electronics, and aerospace, it meets demanding automotive and industrial reliability standards. Having entered the China market in 1986, it operates a manufacturing base in Chengdu integrating wafer fabrication, assembly, and test, with long-term commitment to the local electronics industry. 
STMicroelectronics
STMicroelectronics (ST) was formed in 1987 through the merger of Italian and French semiconductor companies and is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, as a listed IDM semiconductor company. Its core product lines include STM32-series MCUs, power devices, silicon carbide (SiC) devices, analog chips, MEMS sensors, memory, and automotive-grade ICs, qualified to AEC-Q100, ISO, and other rigorous standards. Serving new energy vehicles, industrial automation, IoT, energy storage, consumer electronics, and communications, it offers a complete development ecosystem, global technical support network, and full software/hardware reference designs as a core semiconductor supplier for automotive and embedded control. 
ANALOG DEVICES
ADI (Analog Devices) was founded in 1965 and is headquartered in Norwood, Massachusetts, USA, listed on Nasdaq. It is the world's second-largest analog semiconductor manufacturer and the global leader in data converters. Its portfolio of more than 70,000 products includes high-precision ADCs/DACs, operational amplifiers, isolation chips, power management, RF and microwave devices, MEMS sensors, and DSPs, meeting industrial, automotive, and space-grade reliability standards and widely used in industrial automation, new energy vehicles, medical imaging, 5G communications, aerospace and defense, and data centers. With a global R&D and technical support network, it provides complete signal-chain reference designs and system-level solutions as a benchmark supplier in precision measurement and high-performance signal processing. 
NVIDIA
NVIDIA was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, USA, listed on Nasdaq. It is the global leader in AI and high-performance computing chips. Its core products span GeForce graphics cards, data center GPUs and AI accelerator cards, the embedded Jetson series, and DRIVE Orin/Thor autonomous driving platforms, supported by the CUDA software ecosystem and a complete AI development toolchain to form an integrated hardware-software computing platform. Its products serve AI data centers, autonomous driving, industrial machine vision, industrial metaverse simulation, high-performance scientific computing, and gaming. With a global technology and ecosystem partnership network, NVIDIA continues to lead GPU accelerated computing, holding roughly 80% of the AI accelerator market as the core computing provider of the AI era. 
ROHM
ROHM was founded in 1958 in Kyoto, Japan, and is a globally recognized semiconductor manufacturer operating a vertically integrated IDM model under a "quality first" philosophy. Its product lines cover chip resistors, power management ICs, operational amplifiers, driver ICs, SiC power devices, MOSFETs, diodes, optical devices, and EEPROM memory, with automotive products qualified to AEC-Q100/Q101 and the company certified to IATF16949. Widely used in new energy vehicles, industrial automation, solar and energy storage, AI servers, consumer electronics, and IoT, its SiC devices are already in vehicle traction inverters and AI server power supplies. Leveraging global R&D and local technical teams, it delivers energy-efficient power and analog device portfolios as a key power semiconductor supplier. 
ONSEMI
onsemi was spun off from Motorola's semiconductor segment in 1999 and is listed on Nasdaq (ticker ON), headquartered in Arizona, USA. Focused on intelligent power and intelligent sensing semiconductor solutions, it offers more than 80,000 products including EliteSiC silicon carbide, MOSFETs, power management ICs, image sensors, and protection devices. With 19 factories across 9 countries and 43 design centers, it maintains comprehensive automotive-grade and industrial quality certifications. Widely used in automotive electronics, industrial control, new energy, drones, and communications equipment, it provides high-reliability devices for power conversion, image capture, and BMS monitoring, backed by a global sales and technical support network. 
MICROCHIP
Microchip Technology was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, USA, as a leading semiconductor supplier in embedded control. Its core product lines include PIC MCUs, dsPIC digital signal controllers, FPGAs, analog and power management ICs, memory, and RF and security chips, supported by a complete development ecosystem. With R&D and manufacturing sites worldwide, it holds automotive-grade and industrial high-reliability certifications. Widely used in drones, industrial control, automotive electronics, aerospace, and IoT, it provides mature chip solutions for embedded control, power management, and signal acquisition, backed by an extensive global technical support network. 
INFINEON
Infineon Technologies AG is a renowned German IDM semiconductor company, spun off from Siemens' semiconductor segment in April 1999, headquartered in Neubiberg near Munich and listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. It is a global leader in power and automotive semiconductors, holding the number-one share of the global automotive semiconductor market for six consecutive years since 2020, with main products including automotive MCUs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, SiC/GaN wide-bandgap devices, sensors, and security chips, all engineered for high reliability. Its products are widely used in new energy vehicles, solar and energy storage, industrial drives, server power supplies, and IoT security. With Greater China as a core market, its 2020 acquisition of Cypress expanded its memory and embedded product lines, cementing its position in the energy transition and vehicle electrification. 
NXP
NXP Semiconductors is headquartered in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, originating from Philips' semiconductor division, operating independently since 2006, and acquired Freescale in 2015. A global leader in high-performance mixed-signal semiconductors, it offers MCUs, processors, RF chips, analog and power management devices, sensors, and security chips with a complete automotive qualification system. Serving automotive electronics, industrial IoT, communications, drones, and consumer electronics, it maintains R&D and production bases in multiple countries and provides high-reliability chip solutions for embedded control, wireless communications, and power management to a broad global customer base. 
VISHAY
Vishay was founded in 1962 by Felix Zandman in Pennsylvania, USA, and is a global leader in passive components and discrete semiconductors. Since 1985, it has built full-category component supply capability through continuous acquisitions of renowned brands including Dale, Sprague, and Siliconix. Its main products include precision resistors, tantalum capacitors, film capacitors, diodes, MOSFETs, optocouplers, and infrared devices, with complete automotive-grade and high-reliability lines. Note that although the company originated in high-precision foil resistor technology, that business was spun off in 2010 as the independently listed Vishay Precision Group (VPG). Widely used in automotive electronics, industrial control, servers, medical, and aerospace, Vishay is known for stable, dependable quality and is a mainstream choice for basic components in the BOM. 
TDK
TDK Corporation was founded in 1935 in Tokyo, Japan, starting from the industrialization of ferrite cores (originally Tokyo Denki Kagaku Kogyo, renamed TDK in 1983). Centered on passive components with vertical integration from materials to devices, it has expanded through acquisitions including Lambda (now TDK-Lambda, 2005), EPCOS (2008), and InvenSense (2017). Its main products include MLCCs, inductors, ferrite beads, aluminum electrolytic capacitors, varistors, MEMS sensors, industrial power supplies, and lithium-ion batteries, with a complete automotive product line. Widely used in new energy vehicles, industrial equipment, servers, communications, and consumer electronics, its deep materials expertise and broad portfolio make it a mainstream choice for passives in the BOM. 
MURATA
Murata Manufacturing was founded in 1944 by Akira Murata in Kyoto, Japan (incorporated in 1950, now headquartered in Nagaokakyo, Kyoto Prefecture) and is the global leader in passive components, built on precision ceramic materials technology with integrated manufacturing from materials to devices. Its flagship MLCCs hold the top global market share, complemented by inductors, SAW filters and other RF devices, MEMS sensors, Bluetooth/Wi-Fi wireless modules, and lithium-ion batteries. With standout miniaturization, stability, and automotive product lines, its products are widely used in smartphones, 5G communications, new energy vehicles, servers, industrial, and medical electronics, making it a core preferred brand in consumer and automotive BOMs. 
ATP
ATP was founded in 1991 in Silicon Valley, California, USA, now operating from headquarters in Taiwan, China, specializing in industrial-grade high-reliability storage solutions with an R&D and sales center in Shanghai. Its main products include DRAM modules, e.MMC, SSDs, and industrial SD cards, built on proprietary firmware and SIP system-in-package technology, qualified through AEC-Q100 automotive validation and IATF16949 certification, with strengths in wide-temperature, high-endurance products. Controlling the full process from NAND die screening to module testing, its products fit drones, industrial control, vehicles, and embedded devices, reliably storing image and log data under extreme temperatures, with sales and support locations in the US, Europe, and Japan. 
TWSC
TWSC is the in-house storage brand of Demingli, founded in 2008, a national high-tech enterprise and national key "Little Giant" specialized enterprise. With full-chain capability in controller chip design, firmware development, and module manufacturing, its own controllers cover mainstream SATA/NVMe/UFS/DDR protocols, and its product lines span UFS/eMMC embedded storage, LPDDR, SSDs, DDR memory modules, and mobile storage, serving automotive electronics, industrial control, security surveillance, AI computing, and consumer electronics. With over 200 own IP rights and a complete reliability verification system, plus a delivery network covering more than 100 countries, it provides domestic, high-reliability, customizable one-stop storage solutions to customers worldwide. 
BIWIN
BIWIN was founded in Shenzhen in 2010 and listed on the Shanghai STAR Market in December 2022 (688525) as a STAR 50 constituent and national "Little Giant" specialized enterprise, with strategic investment from the National IC Industry Investment Fund Phase II. Operating an integrated R&D-packaging-testing model spanning controller design, firmware algorithms, and wafer-level advanced packaging and test, its main products include embedded storage (eMMC, UFS, ePOP), PC and enterprise SSDs, and DRAM modules, plus advanced packaging and test services, applied in smart terminals, PCs, industrial and automotive, AI servers, and data centers. With 2025 revenue of RMB 11.3 billion, it delivers standardized and customized solutions to customers at home and abroad. 
YMTC
YMTC was founded in Wuhan in 2016 as a 3D NAND flash IDM integrating chip design, wafer fabrication, and packaging/testing, and is the only mainland China manufacturer achieving independent 3D NAND development and volume production; its parent company's STAR Market IPO application was accepted by the Shanghai Stock Exchange in August 2026 (seeking RMB 33 billion). With its proprietary Xtacking architecture (now at generation 4.0 with 3600MT/s I/O speed), it volume-produces fifth-generation 294-layer TLC/QLC flash, and its main products include NAND wafers and dies, eMMC/UFS embedded storage, and consumer (ZhiTai) and enterprise SSDs, widely used in mobile devices, PCs, AI servers, and data centers. In Q2 2026 its NAND shipment share reached about 14%, rising to third globally, supplying core flash chips to storage module makers worldwide.