Texas Instruments designs, manufactures and sells analog and embedded processing semiconductor chips - around 80,000 products serving over 100,000 customers across industrial, automotive and electronics markets.
Texas Instruments Incorporated designs, manufactures, tests and sells analog and embedded processing semiconductor chips - the essential building blocks of electronic systems. Its two main product lines are analog and mixed-signal chips, which manage power and accurately sense and transmit data, and embedded processing chips, which provide core control or processing in customer designs. Together these form a portfolio of approximately 80,000 products supplied to more than 100,000 customers worldwide.
Technical work spans analog semiconductors, embedded processing, power management, sensing and data transmission, integrated circuit design, and semiconductor manufacturing and test. The company describes its mission as making electronics more affordable through semiconductors, with an engineering focus on making technology smaller, more efficient, more reliable and cheaper.
The chips find their way into industrial equipment, automotive and electric-vehicle systems, personal electronics, communications gear, enterprise systems, industrial robotics, solar and renewable energy, and satellites and aerospace. Texas Instruments employs 34,000 people worldwide and traces a manufacturing and technology heritage spanning nearly a century, from vacuum tubes to transistors to integrated circuits.
