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Semiconductors companies
Compare the business, risks, industry ranking, and Finn Score for 44 covered companies. Rankings use the latest available Finn industry data.
MU
Micron Technology, Inc.
Micron makes DRAM and NAND memory for AI data centers, PCs, phones, cars, and industrial systems.
#1 of 55 · Finn Score 4.8/5
NVDA
NVIDIA Corporation
Designs the chips, networking, and software that train and run modern AI systems.
#2 of 55 · Finn Score 4.3/5
TSM
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited
World-leading chip foundry powering AI, smartphones, and high-end computing while scaling 2 nm and Arizona fabs.
#3 of 55 · Finn Score 4.0/5
AMD
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
AMD designs CPUs, GPUs, and AI accelerators, then pays chip foundries to make them.
#4 of 55 · Finn Score 3.9/5
CRDO
Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd
Credo sells high-speed connectivity chips and cables that move data inside AI and cloud data centers.
#5 of 55 · Finn Score 3.8/5
AVGO
Broadcom Inc.
Broadcom supplies custom AI chips, high speed networking silicon, and VMware software to large cloud and enterprise customers.
#6 of 55 · Finn Score 3.7/5
MRVL
Marvell Technology, Inc.
Marvell designs data infrastructure chips, with AI data centers and a massive new custom silicon ramp driving its growth.
#7 of 55 · Finn Score 3.7/5
ALAB
Astera Labs, Inc. Common Stock
Astera Labs sells high-speed connectivity chips and modules that help AI servers move data faster.
#8 of 55 · Finn Score 3.6/5
UMC
United Microelectronics Corporation
UMC is a pure-play chip foundry focused on mature and specialty manufacturing nodes.
#9 of 55 · Finn Score 3.5/5
SMTC
Semtech Corporation
Semtech sells analog and mixed-signal chips for data centers, IoT networks, consumer devices, and industrial equipment.
#10 of 55 · Finn Score 3.5/5
SIMO
Silicon Motion Technology Corporation
Silicon Motion sells chips that control NAND flash storage in SSDs, phones, cars, and data center drives.
#11 of 55 · Finn Score 3.5/5
TXN
Texas Instruments Incorporated
Texas Instruments makes analog and embedded chips for industrial, automotive, data center, and other global electronics markets.
#12 of 55 · Finn Score 3.3/5
MPWR
Monolithic Power Systems, Inc.
Monolithic Power Systems designs high-efficiency power chips and modules for AI, cars, communications, and devices.
#13 of 55 · Finn Score 3.3/5
RMBS
Rambus Inc.
Rambus designs memory interface chips and licenses chip IP for servers, AI data centers, and high-speed computing.
#14 of 55 · Finn Score 3.3/5
MTSI
MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc.
MACOM sells high-speed analog chips for defense, data centers, and telecom systems.
#15 of 55 · Finn Score 3.3/5
ADI
Analog Devices, Inc.
Analog Devices makes high-performance chips that turn real-world signals into data for machines.
#16 of 55 · Finn Score 3.3/5
SITM
SiTime Corporation
SiTime designs MEMS timing chips that help electronics, AI servers, cars, and industrial systems keep precise time.
#17 of 55 · Finn Score 3.3/5
TSEM
Tower Semiconductor Ltd.
Tower is an analog specialty foundry that makes wafers for RF, power, sensors, displays, and data center optics.
#18 of 55 · Finn Score 3.2/5
MCHP
Microchip Technology Incorporated
Microchip sells embedded chips and control systems used in cars, factories, data centers, defense, and connected devices.
#19 of 55 · Finn Score 3.2/5
LSCC
Lattice Semiconductor Corporation
Lattice makes low-power FPGAs that manage, secure, and connect servers, factories, and embedded systems.
#20 of 55 · Finn Score 3.1/5
NXPI
NXP Semiconductors N.V.
NXP designs secure chips for cars, factories, phones, cards, and data center control systems.
#21 of 55 · Finn Score 3.1/5
ON
ON Semiconductor Corporation
ON makes power and sensing chips for cars, factories, energy systems, and AI data centers.
#22 of 55 · Finn Score 3.1/5
ARM
Arm Holdings plc American Depositary Shares
Arm designs chip technology used by phones, cars, PCs, data centers, and now its own AI CPU.
#23 of 55 · Finn Score 3.1/5
HIMX
Himax Technologies, Inc.
Himax designs display chips and low-power AI sensors for screens in cars, phones, tablets, TVs, and smart glasses.
#24 of 55 · Finn Score 3.1/5
STM
STMicroelectronics N.V.
STMicroelectronics designs and makes chips for cars, factories, phones, data centers, and satellites.
#25 of 55 · Finn Score 3.0/5
QCOM
QUALCOMM Incorporated
Qualcomm designs Snapdragon chips and licenses wireless patents for phones, cars, IoT devices, PCs, and new AI servers.
#26 of 55 · Finn Score 3.0/5
DIOD
Diodes Incorporated
Diodes makes small semiconductor parts used in cars, factories, computers, consumer devices, and communications gear.
#27 of 55 · Finn Score 3.0/5
CRUS
Cirrus Logic, Inc.
Cirrus Logic designs low-power audio and mixed-signal chips, with extreme reliance on Apple as its primary customer.
#28 of 55 · Finn Score 3.0/5
GFS
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Inc.
GLOBALFOUNDRIES makes specialty chips for mobile, cars, factories, networks, and data centers.
#29 of 55 · Finn Score 3.0/5
QRVO
Qorvo, Inc.
Qorvo makes radio, connectivity, and power chips for phones, defense, broadband, cars, and connected devices.
#30 of 55 · Finn Score 3.0/5
VSH
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc.
Vishay sells tiny power and signal parts used across cars, factories, AI servers, medical devices, and defense systems.
#31 of 55 · Finn Score 2.9/5
INTC
Intel Corp.
Intel designs x86 chips and is attempting to turn its own manufacturing assets into a major foundry business.
#32 of 55 · Finn Score 2.9/5
ASX
ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd.
ASE Technology packages, tests, and assembles electronics for chip and device makers.
#33 of 55 · Finn Score 2.9/5
ALGM
Allegro MicroSystems, Inc.
Allegro makes magnetic sensors and power chips for cars, factories, clean energy, and AI data centers.
#34 of 55 · Finn Score 2.9/5
PI
Impinj, Inc.
Impinj sells RFID chips and systems that help companies track physical items wirelessly.
#35 of 55 · Finn Score 2.8/5
POWI
Power Integrations, Inc.
Power Integrations designs chips that make high-voltage power supplies smaller and more efficient.
#36 of 55 · Finn Score 2.8/5
SWKS
Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Skyworks makes analog and wireless chips used in phones, Wi-Fi gear, cars, factories, defense, and connected devices.
#37 of 55 · Finn Score 2.7/5
MXL
MaxLinear, Inc.
MaxLinear designs communications chips for data centers, broadband gear, Wi-Fi, telecom networks, and industrial devices.
#38 of 55 · Finn Score 2.6/5
LASR
nLIGHT, Inc.
nLIGHT builds high-power lasers for defense, microfabrication, industrial processing, and research programs.
#39 of 55 · Finn Score 2.6/5
SLAB
Silicon Laboratories Inc.
Silicon Labs makes secure wireless chips and software for connected devices.
#43 of 55 · Finn Score 2.5/5
SYNA
Synaptics Incorporated
Synaptics sells chips for connected devices, touch, displays, edge AI, and mobile screens.
#45 of 55 · Finn Score 2.3/5
NVTS
Navitas Semiconductor Corp
Navitas designs GaN and SiC power chips for faster power conversion in high voltage uses.
#51 of 55 · Finn Score 1.9/5
IMOS
ChipMOS TECHNOLOGIES Inc.
ChipMOS assembles, tests, and bumps chips for memory and display driver customers.
Not ranked · Not scored
Q
Qnity Electronics, Inc.
Qnity supplies chipmaking, packaging, interconnect, and thermal materials for advanced electronics.
Not ranked · Not scored

