TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
The global leader in analog and embedded processing semiconductors, founded in 1930 in Dallas and inventor of the world's first integrated circuit in 1958, offering more than 80,000 products across analog chips and embedded processors from its own wafer fabrication and assembly-and-test capacity, with 15 manufacturing sites worldwide and a fully integrated manufacturing base in Chengdu since entering China in 1986.
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
Texas Instruments (TI), founded in 1930 and headquartered in Dallas, is listed on Nasdaq under the ticker TXN and leads the world in analog and embedded processing semiconductors; in 1958 it invented the world's first integrated circuit. Its core products — more than 80,000 items spanning analog devices such as power management and signal chain components and embedded processors such as MCUs and DSPs — are supported by in-house wafer fabrication and assembly-and-test capacity across 15 manufacturing sites worldwide. The products serve industrial control, automotive electronics, communications equipment, data centers, consumer electronics, and aerospace, meeting demanding automotive-grade and industrial-grade reliability standards. TI entered the Chinese market in 1986 and operates a manufacturing base in Chengdu that integrates wafer fabrication, assembly, and testing in one site, and has long been deeply engaged with China's domestic electronics industry.