Intel Corporation

Baya Systems specializes in innovative chipset-based semiconductor technology. It enhances intelligent computing across diverse applications by breaking down complex designs into smaller, modular components called chiplets.

Eclypsium develops a cloud-based platform that secures the unprotected firmware and hardware layer of enterprises. Its solution safeguards laptops, servers, and networking infrastructure against threats originating below the operating system.

Eclypsium develops a cloud-based platform that secures the unprotected firmware and hardware layer of enterprises. Its solution safeguards laptops, servers, and networking infrastructure against threats originating below the operating system.

IC Bench is a semiconductor technology company dedicated to accelerating the development of the chip industry. Specializing in the transformation of chip concepts into functional products, IC Bench offers an automated software platform that streamlines the entire process from design to mass production. The company's team possesses extensive expertise in chip design and Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tool development, allowing clients to rapidly advance their product ideas into market-ready solutions. With a focus on efficiency and innovation, IC Bench aims to set a new standard in the semiconductor sector by enabling faster product realization than currently available in the industry.

Suzhou Qixin Micro Semiconductor Co., Ltd. was established in October 2020. Based on the ARM Cortex M4, M7 and other series of architectures, it will build high-performance and high-reliability system-on-chips for different automotive application scenarios, and develop high-end smart car controller chips. Through the use of self-developed IP, unique multi-core lock-step technologies, and the unique Six Sigma analog circuit design process for automotive-standard chips, a full series of product families covering safety standards ISO26262 ASIL-B to ASIL-D have been designed. The company's products all meet the automotive regulations AEC-Q100, functional safety standard ISO26262 and various automotive regulations reliability tests, and can be widely used in the fields of body, automotive instrumentation, safety, power, battery management and other fields. The company is mainly engaged in the research and development and sales of high-end automotive controller chips. The goal is to fill the gap in the domestic new generation of intelligent networked automotive controller chips, and is committed to becoming a leading manufacturer in the field of automotive and industrial controllers in China.

Codeplay Software, Ltd. is a pioneering developer of compiler technologies and software development tools focused on parallel systems and multi-core processors. Founded in 1999 and based in Edinburgh, the company specializes in creating solutions that enhance the performance of artificial intelligence applications by leveraging graphics processors and specialized AI processors. Its product offerings include a range of C/C++ compilers, such as VectorC Professional Edition, VectorC for the Playstation 2 core processor, and VectorC for the Playstation 2 vector units. Additionally, Codeplay provides multicore programming systems, shader compilers, and retargetable programming tools. The company collaborates with leading technology firms to integrate advanced intelligence into devices, encompassing applications from smartphones to self-driving cars, while maintaining a commitment to maximizing performance and minimizing power consumption through the use of open standard interfaces.

Syntiant designs neuromorphic semiconductors to enable artificial intelligence and machine learning at the edge. It develops ultra-low-power, high-performance neural network processors for always-on applications in battery-powered devices such as hearing aids, earbuds, smartphones, smart speakers and laptops, enabling on-device AI for sensor, voice, and video processing.

SiFive, Inc. is a semiconductor company that specializes in designing and manufacturing chips, particularly focusing on RISC-V architecture. Established in 2015 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, with additional offices in locations such as Oregon, Texas, India, Taiwan, and France, SiFive provides a range of products including multi-core application processors, embedded microcontrollers, and system-on-chip solutions tailored for various applications such as IoT and wearables. The company emphasizes the use of open-source technology to enable faster and more cost-effective hardware development. By offering software development kits, toolchains, and customized silicon products, SiFive aims to democratize access to advanced semiconductor solutions, accelerating innovation for businesses of all sizes.

Linutronix is a prominent provider of services focused on implementing Linux in industrial environments. The company offers a comprehensive range of solutions, including board support packages, development environments, browser applications, and consulting services for ongoing projects. Linutronix assists clients by addressing specific aspects of their projects or providing complete solutions tailored to their needs. In addition to its service offerings, the company actively contributes to the development of Linux, serving as maintainers for the x86 architecture and developing critical components of the flash driver infrastructure. Through its expertise in embedded operating systems, Linutronix aims to support clients in optimizing their industrial applications.

NeuroBlade is an Israeli technology company that develops AI inference processors and computational memory-based solutions to accelerate analytics for data centers and end devices. Its hardware and software stack is designed to support any AI topology while addressing memory bottlenecks, enabling faster analytics and reduced time to insights. The company leverages proprietary computational memory technology and expertise in hardware, software, and algorithms to lower costs and power consumption compared with traditional accelerators. Founded in the late 2010s, NeuroBlade is headquartered in Tel Aviv with operations in Taipei and Palo Alto, reflecting a global footprint. The company aims to redefine analytics acceleration for large data workloads by delivering high-performance, energy-efficient processing that improves query performance across enterprise applications.

Untether AI Corporation, established in 2017 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, specializes in the development of advanced neural net-based inference processors and chips. These processors are designed to enhance the capabilities of various devices, such as augmented reality headsets and wearables, enabling them to perform complex tasks like machine vision and speech recognition. The company focuses on a unique architecture that minimizes energy consumption while maximizing inference performance, addressing the challenges posed by strict energy budgets in modern devices. By employing a near-memory design, Untether AI’s technology reduces the distance data must travel during processing, thereby improving efficiency and lowering resource requirements. This innovative approach positions Untether AI as a leader in the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence applications, where effective inference is critical for advancing device intelligence.

Eclypsium develops a cloud-based platform that secures the unprotected firmware and hardware layer of enterprises. Its solution safeguards laptops, servers, and networking infrastructure against threats originating below the operating system.

Eclypsium develops a cloud-based platform that secures the unprotected firmware and hardware layer of enterprises. Its solution safeguards laptops, servers, and networking infrastructure against threats originating below the operating system.

ProteanTecs develops a cloud-based analytics platform that combines data from chip-embedded agents with machine learning to predict faults before they become failures. The platform enables predictive maintenance and reliability improvements for electronics across the value chain, from chip vendors to system integrators and digital service providers, delivering insights to improve performance, yield, and safety while reducing defect rates. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Haifa, Israel, the company also maintains additional offices in Tel Aviv, Santa Clara, California, and Bridgewater, New Jersey.

SiFive, Inc. is a semiconductor company that specializes in designing and manufacturing chips, particularly focusing on RISC-V architecture. Established in 2015 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, with additional offices in locations such as Oregon, Texas, India, Taiwan, and France, SiFive provides a range of products including multi-core application processors, embedded microcontrollers, and system-on-chip solutions tailored for various applications such as IoT and wearables. The company emphasizes the use of open-source technology to enable faster and more cost-effective hardware development. By offering software development kits, toolchains, and customized silicon products, SiFive aims to democratize access to advanced semiconductor solutions, accelerating innovation for businesses of all sizes.

Untether AI Corporation, established in 2017 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, specializes in the development of advanced neural net-based inference processors and chips. These processors are designed to enhance the capabilities of various devices, such as augmented reality headsets and wearables, enabling them to perform complex tasks like machine vision and speech recognition. The company focuses on a unique architecture that minimizes energy consumption while maximizing inference performance, addressing the challenges posed by strict energy budgets in modern devices. By employing a near-memory design, Untether AI’s technology reduces the distance data must travel during processing, thereby improving efficiency and lowering resource requirements. This innovative approach positions Untether AI as a leader in the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence applications, where effective inference is critical for advancing device intelligence.

Untether AI Corporation, established in 2017 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, specializes in the development of advanced neural net-based inference processors and chips. These processors are designed to enhance the capabilities of various devices, such as augmented reality headsets and wearables, enabling them to perform complex tasks like machine vision and speech recognition. The company focuses on a unique architecture that minimizes energy consumption while maximizing inference performance, addressing the challenges posed by strict energy budgets in modern devices. By employing a near-memory design, Untether AI’s technology reduces the distance data must travel during processing, thereby improving efficiency and lowering resource requirements. This innovative approach positions Untether AI as a leader in the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence applications, where effective inference is critical for advancing device intelligence.

NeuroBlade is an Israeli technology company that develops AI inference processors and computational memory-based solutions to accelerate analytics for data centers and end devices. Its hardware and software stack is designed to support any AI topology while addressing memory bottlenecks, enabling faster analytics and reduced time to insights. The company leverages proprietary computational memory technology and expertise in hardware, software, and algorithms to lower costs and power consumption compared with traditional accelerators. Founded in the late 2010s, NeuroBlade is headquartered in Tel Aviv with operations in Taipei and Palo Alto, reflecting a global footprint. The company aims to redefine analytics acceleration for large data workloads by delivering high-performance, energy-efficient processing that improves query performance across enterprise applications.

Barefoot Networks designs programmable Ethernet switch chips and related software for high-performance networks. Founded in 2013 and based in Palo Alto, California, the company focuses on programmable network switches with features such as scalable load balancing, advanced telemetry, and enhanced switching and routing, enabling enterprises, data centers, and telecom providers to add new functions without sacrificing performance. In 2017 the company was acquired by Intel and operates as part of Intel, expanding its network hardware and programmable networking capabilities.

Untether AI Corporation, established in 2017 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, specializes in the development of advanced neural net-based inference processors and chips. These processors are designed to enhance the capabilities of various devices, such as augmented reality headsets and wearables, enabling them to perform complex tasks like machine vision and speech recognition. The company focuses on a unique architecture that minimizes energy consumption while maximizing inference performance, addressing the challenges posed by strict energy budgets in modern devices. By employing a near-memory design, Untether AI’s technology reduces the distance data must travel during processing, thereby improving efficiency and lowering resource requirements. This innovative approach positions Untether AI as a leader in the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence applications, where effective inference is critical for advancing device intelligence.

ProteanTecs develops a cloud-based analytics platform that combines data from chip-embedded agents with machine learning to predict faults before they become failures. The platform enables predictive maintenance and reliability improvements for electronics across the value chain, from chip vendors to system integrators and digital service providers, delivering insights to improve performance, yield, and safety while reducing defect rates. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Haifa, Israel, the company also maintains additional offices in Tel Aviv, Santa Clara, California, and Bridgewater, New Jersey.

Ineda Systems Inc. is a manufacturer and distributor of low-power system-on-chip (SoC) solutions, focusing on improving power consumption for wearable and Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices. Established in 2010 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with an additional office in Hyderabad, India, the company employs a hierarchical computing architecture that allows multiple CPUs to operate independently while sharing resources. This architecture enhances contextual computing, enabling devices to remain in an always-on state and optimally utilize CPUs, peripherals, accelerators, and memory based on specific applications. Ineda's products are designed for various sectors, including automotive, healthcare, fitness, and smart infrastructure, supporting applications such as traffic sign recognition, adaptive cruise control, and telehealth solutions. The company distributes its offerings through a network of partners across the United States, India, Taiwan, China, Korea, and Japan, positioning itself as a leader in low-power SoC development for both consumer and enterprise markets.

Eclypsium develops a cloud-based platform that secures the unprotected firmware and hardware layer of enterprises. Its solution safeguards laptops, servers, and networking infrastructure against threats originating below the operating system.

Syntiant designs neuromorphic semiconductors to enable artificial intelligence and machine learning at the edge. It develops ultra-low-power, high-performance neural network processors for always-on applications in battery-powered devices such as hearing aids, earbuds, smartphones, smart speakers and laptops, enabling on-device AI for sensor, voice, and video processing.

NetSpeed Systems is a company that specializes in providing scalable and coherent Network-on-Chip (NoC) intellectual property (IP) for System-on-Chip (SoC) designers across various markets, including mobile, high-performance computing, and networking. Founded in 2011, the company offers NoC IPs that facilitate significant time-to-market advantages through a system-level approach, extensive user-driven automation, and advanced algorithms. Its technology simplifies the integration of internet protocols, allowing architects and designers to optimize power, performance, and area in application-specific integrated circuits. NetSpeed Systems is led by experienced executives from the semiconductor and networking industries, positioning the company as a key player in the evolving landscape of chip design.

VeriSilicon, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with an additional office in Plano, Texas, is a semiconductor company specializing in custom silicon solutions and system-on-chip (SoC) turnkey services. It offers a wide range of services, including the design and manufacture of memory chips, and provides licensable digital signal processing cores, Hantro Video IPs, and eDRAM. VeriSilicon caters to diverse industries such as smartphones, media tablets, HDTVs, set-top boxes, and data centers, targeting advanced process technologies like 28nm and FD-SOI. The company's portfolio includes five types of in-house processor IPs and over 1,400 analog and mixed signal IPs and RF IPs, enabling it to deliver comprehensive, customized silicon solutions.

Syntiant designs neuromorphic semiconductors to enable artificial intelligence and machine learning at the edge. It develops ultra-low-power, high-performance neural network processors for always-on applications in battery-powered devices such as hearing aids, earbuds, smartphones, smart speakers and laptops, enabling on-device AI for sensor, voice, and video processing.

SiFive, Inc. is a semiconductor company that specializes in designing and manufacturing chips, particularly focusing on RISC-V architecture. Established in 2015 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, with additional offices in locations such as Oregon, Texas, India, Taiwan, and France, SiFive provides a range of products including multi-core application processors, embedded microcontrollers, and system-on-chip solutions tailored for various applications such as IoT and wearables. The company emphasizes the use of open-source technology to enable faster and more cost-effective hardware development. By offering software development kits, toolchains, and customized silicon products, SiFive aims to democratize access to advanced semiconductor solutions, accelerating innovation for businesses of all sizes.

Eclypsium develops a cloud-based platform that secures the unprotected firmware and hardware layer of enterprises. Its solution safeguards laptops, servers, and networking infrastructure against threats originating below the operating system.

NetSpeed Systems is a company that specializes in providing scalable and coherent Network-on-Chip (NoC) intellectual property (IP) for System-on-Chip (SoC) designers across various markets, including mobile, high-performance computing, and networking. Founded in 2011, the company offers NoC IPs that facilitate significant time-to-market advantages through a system-level approach, extensive user-driven automation, and advanced algorithms. Its technology simplifies the integration of internet protocols, allowing architects and designers to optimize power, performance, and area in application-specific integrated circuits. NetSpeed Systems is led by experienced executives from the semiconductor and networking industries, positioning the company as a key player in the evolving landscape of chip design.

Eve Devices, also known as Eve Distribution Ltd, is a technology company dedicated to redefining the tech creation process by focusing on essential elements. Recognizing the imperfections in the current technology landscape, Eve aims to innovate and improve user experiences through a streamlined approach to design and development. The company is committed to delivering high-quality technological solutions that meet the evolving needs of consumers, with the ultimate goal of guiding users toward a more advanced and satisfying technological future.

Movidius is a company specializing in designing compact, high-performance, low-power computational imaging and vision processing chips, along with software and development tools. Its products enable intelligent experiences in mobile devices, wearables, and other camera applications.

Yogitech, established in 2000 and headquartered in Pisa with an additional office in Nice, specializes in the design and verification of digital and mixed-signal System-on-Chip, as well as fault-tolerant integrated circuits. The company develops both hardware and software solutions focused on ensuring the safety of electronic systems across various applications, including power steering, braking systems, car airbags, and other safety-critical systems in the automotive, industrial automation, railways, and medical devices sectors. As an independent entity, Yogitech is privately owned by its founders and financial partners, maintaining a solid reputation in its field.

Docea Power SAS specializes in developing and marketing software solutions for power and thermal analysis at the architectural level. Based in Moirans, France and founded in 2006, the company offers Aceplorer, a software tool designed for modeling, exploring, and optimizing the power and thermal behavior of diverse electronic system architectures. The Aceplorer solution accommodates heterogeneous systems composed of digital, analog, or mixed signal blocks and supports various levels of modeling complexity. Additionally, Docea Power provides AceThermalModeler, which generates compact thermal models for systems on chips, 3D ICs, systems in package, and complete circuit boards. The company also offers training and consultancy services to its clients, which include OEMs, SiP and SoC manufacturers, as well as IP and IC providers. Docea Power serves multiple sectors, including wireless, automotive, consumer electronics, aerospace, computing, and medical markets. As of 2015, the company operates as a subsidiary of Intel Corporation.

Altera designs and manufactures programmable logic devices (PLDs), including field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and system-on-chip FPGAs, serving diverse markets such as telecommunications, data communications, and industrial sectors. Its products offer flexibility and efficiency for high-speed and low-power applications.

Founded in Berlin in 2014, Teraki develops software solutions that enable high-volume, real-time data processing for connected car applications. Its platform facilitates predictive maintenance, usage-based insurance (UBI), fleet management, and autonomous driving services by optimizing data compression and latency.

NetSpeed Systems is a company that specializes in providing scalable and coherent Network-on-Chip (NoC) intellectual property (IP) for System-on-Chip (SoC) designers across various markets, including mobile, high-performance computing, and networking. Founded in 2011, the company offers NoC IPs that facilitate significant time-to-market advantages through a system-level approach, extensive user-driven automation, and advanced algorithms. Its technology simplifies the integration of internet protocols, allowing architects and designers to optimize power, performance, and area in application-specific integrated circuits. NetSpeed Systems is led by experienced executives from the semiconductor and networking industries, positioning the company as a key player in the evolving landscape of chip design.

VeriSilicon, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with an additional office in Plano, Texas, is a semiconductor company specializing in custom silicon solutions and system-on-chip (SoC) turnkey services. It offers a wide range of services, including the design and manufacture of memory chips, and provides licensable digital signal processing cores, Hantro Video IPs, and eDRAM. VeriSilicon caters to diverse industries such as smartphones, media tablets, HDTVs, set-top boxes, and data centers, targeting advanced process technologies like 28nm and FD-SOI. The company's portfolio includes five types of in-house processor IPs and over 1,400 analog and mixed signal IPs and RF IPs, enabling it to deliver comprehensive, customized silicon solutions.

GainSpan is a company that specializes in ultra-low-power Wi-Fi technology for sensors and embedded applications. Founded in 2006 by a team of engineers who previously worked at Intel Corporation, GainSpan aims to enhance the adoption of wireless sensor networks by addressing power consumption challenges associated with traditional Wi-Fi solutions. The company's innovative semiconductor and software offerings allow devices to operate for up to ten years on a single AA battery, leveraging existing Wi-Fi infrastructure. This technology facilitates the development of connected products for various applications, including temperature monitoring for energy management and condition monitoring of industrial equipment. GainSpan's integrated system-on-chip combines multiple components, such as a radio, media access controller, and applications processor, into one compact package, thereby streamlining the creation of smart home and city solutions.

GainSpan is a company that specializes in ultra-low-power Wi-Fi technology for sensors and embedded applications. Founded in 2006 by a team of engineers who previously worked at Intel Corporation, GainSpan aims to enhance the adoption of wireless sensor networks by addressing power consumption challenges associated with traditional Wi-Fi solutions. The company's innovative semiconductor and software offerings allow devices to operate for up to ten years on a single AA battery, leveraging existing Wi-Fi infrastructure. This technology facilitates the development of connected products for various applications, including temperature monitoring for energy management and condition monitoring of industrial equipment. GainSpan's integrated system-on-chip combines multiple components, such as a radio, media access controller, and applications processor, into one compact package, thereby streamlining the creation of smart home and city solutions.

Insyde Software is a global provider of BIOS and UEFI firmware, engineering services, and customized Android solutions for mobile, server, desktop, and embedded computing industries. It specializes in firmware design, development, installation, and program modification for customers across data center, AI and high performance computing, client computing, and IoT, as well as embedded and edge computing. Headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, with a U.S. headquarters in Westborough, Massachusetts, the company serves leading computer systems designers and manufacturers worldwide.

CoFluent Design™ provides system-level modeling and simulation tools that enable embedded device and chip designers to imagine and validate new concepts and architectures. CoFluent Studio™ generates SystemC transactional models from graphics and standard C describing complex multi-OS, multi-core systems in consumer electronics and telecoms. CoFluent Reader™ enables efficient exchange of executable specifications with all project stakeholders and contractors.

Silicon Hive BV is a Netherlands-based company established in 2003, specializing in the supply of semiconductor intellectual properties (IP). It designs, builds, and licenses application-specific system solutions tailored for consumer electronics and mobile terminal applications, serving both semiconductor manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers. The company's offerings include processor cores, development tools, and application libraries, enabling clients to create programmable integrated circuits for imaging, video, and wireless communication applications. With offices in Eindhoven (Netherlands), San Jose (USA), Tokyo (Japan), Seoul (South Korea), and Bangalore (India), Silicon Hive operates independently since 2007.

SySDSoft designs state-of-the-art baseband and RF/analog circuits for the growing wireless broadband market. SySDSoft’s solutions are designed to meet the substantial growth in wireless device deployments. The company’s products portfolio covers a variety of technologies such as WiMAX, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Wireless USB, and LTE. SySDSoft provides OEM's, ODM's, and chip manufacturers innovative, yet cost-effective solutions that accelerate their entry into the growing market of wireless broadband.

Ciranova, Inc. is an electronic design automation company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, established in 2002. The company specializes in developing interoperable tools for custom chip designers, enabling the creation and migration of legacy analog intellectual property (IP). Ciranova offers products such as PyCell Studio, which streamlines the processes of PCell and layout generator creation for deep submicron technologies, and PCell Xtreme, which facilitates the transition of PCells written in proprietary languages to multi-vendor OpenAccess environments. In addition to its software solutions, Ciranova provides a range of consulting services, including custom layout generator development, Python code development, layout consulting, and analog and mixed-signal design services, helping engineers integrate complex RF and analog content into high-density, high-speed nanometer-scale silicon.

picoChip specializes in signal processing products designed for wireless telecommunications systems. The company develops multi-core digital signal processors (DSPs) and has a notable portfolio of software-defined radio products that are widely utilized in the industry. Additionally, picoChip is expanding its offerings to include a range of application-specific standard products (ASSPs) that are optimized for both cost and performance, catering to the evolving needs of wireless communication technologies.

picoChip specializes in signal processing products designed for wireless telecommunications systems. The company develops multi-core digital signal processors (DSPs) and has a notable portfolio of software-defined radio products that are widely utilized in the industry. Additionally, picoChip is expanding its offerings to include a range of application-specific standard products (ASSPs) that are optimized for both cost and performance, catering to the evolving needs of wireless communication technologies.

Cilk developed software called Cilk++ which were extensions to C++ that allowed developers to create multithreaded applications and setup paths for multicore legacy applications.

Imagination Technologies, established in 1977, is a UK-based company that designs and licenses advanced processor solutions for diverse markets. It specializes in graphics, video, vision, and embedded processing, along with multi-standard communications. Key products include PowerVR Graphics for multimedia processing, PowerVR Ray Tracing for fast ray tracing, PowerVR Video for hardware video encode and decode, and PowerVR Vision for integrated vision processing. The company also offers MIPS processor cores, Ensigma radio processing units, security solutions, and wire-speed switching and routing solutions. Imagination Technologies serves semiconductor, network operator, manufacturer, and OEM companies, catering to mobile, consumer, automotive, networking, and IoT markets.

Wind River is a company that specializes in Device Software Optimization (DSO), providing solutions to streamline the development, management, and operation of device software across various industries. Founded in 1981 and headquartered in Alameda, California, Wind River offers pre-integrated and standardized development platforms that enhance quality and reliability while reducing costs and risks throughout the software development lifecycle. The company caters to sectors such as aerospace, defense, medical, automotive, and energy, delivering a comprehensive suite of services designed to meet the evolving challenges of the Internet of Things (IoT). As a wholly owned subsidiary of Intel Corporation, Wind River focuses on helping organizations navigate complex cybersecurity threats and other emerging technological demands.

Imagination Technologies, established in 1977, is a UK-based company that designs and licenses advanced processor solutions for diverse markets. It specializes in graphics, video, vision, and embedded processing, along with multi-standard communications. Key products include PowerVR Graphics for multimedia processing, PowerVR Ray Tracing for fast ray tracing, PowerVR Video for hardware video encode and decode, and PowerVR Vision for integrated vision processing. The company also offers MIPS processor cores, Ensigma radio processing units, security solutions, and wire-speed switching and routing solutions. Imagination Technologies serves semiconductor, network operator, manufacturer, and OEM companies, catering to mobile, consumer, automotive, networking, and IoT markets.

Silicon Hive BV is a Netherlands-based company established in 2003, specializing in the supply of semiconductor intellectual properties (IP). It designs, builds, and licenses application-specific system solutions tailored for consumer electronics and mobile terminal applications, serving both semiconductor manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers. The company's offerings include processor cores, development tools, and application libraries, enabling clients to create programmable integrated circuits for imaging, video, and wireless communication applications. With offices in Eindhoven (Netherlands), San Jose (USA), Tokyo (Japan), Seoul (South Korea), and Bangalore (India), Silicon Hive operates independently since 2007.

OpenedHand was an embedded Linux start-up that focused on the design and development of open-source software. The company created an OpenEmbedded distribution known as Poky Linux and developed the Clutter library, which is utilized in the customized user interfaces of various embedded Linux distributions, particularly Maemo and Moblin, associated with Nokia and Intel. OpenedHand's contributions significantly enhanced the functionality and user experience of these systems. In the third quarter of 2008, the firm was acquired by Intel, further integrating its innovations into Intel's broader technology ecosystem.

GainSpan is a company that specializes in ultra-low-power Wi-Fi technology for sensors and embedded applications. Founded in 2006 by a team of engineers who previously worked at Intel Corporation, GainSpan aims to enhance the adoption of wireless sensor networks by addressing power consumption challenges associated with traditional Wi-Fi solutions. The company's innovative semiconductor and software offerings allow devices to operate for up to ten years on a single AA battery, leveraging existing Wi-Fi infrastructure. This technology facilitates the development of connected products for various applications, including temperature monitoring for energy management and condition monitoring of industrial equipment. GainSpan's integrated system-on-chip combines multiple components, such as a radio, media access controller, and applications processor, into one compact package, thereby streamlining the creation of smart home and city solutions.

VeriSilicon, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with an additional office in Plano, Texas, is a semiconductor company specializing in custom silicon solutions and system-on-chip (SoC) turnkey services. It offers a wide range of services, including the design and manufacture of memory chips, and provides licensable digital signal processing cores, Hantro Video IPs, and eDRAM. VeriSilicon caters to diverse industries such as smartphones, media tablets, HDTVs, set-top boxes, and data centers, targeting advanced process technologies like 28nm and FD-SOI. The company's portfolio includes five types of in-house processor IPs and over 1,400 analog and mixed signal IPs and RF IPs, enabling it to deliver comprehensive, customized silicon solutions.

VirtualLogix, Inc. is a company that specializes in developing and marketing virtualization software solutions tailored for connected devices and networks. Its flagship product, VirtualLogix VLX, is a versatile platform that enables embedded systems to run multiple heterogeneous operating systems and applications concurrently on shared hardware. The company offers various versions of VLX, including solutions for network infrastructure, mobile handsets, and embedded systems, as well as a graphical environment, VLX Developer, to assist users in configuring and optimizing their virtualized platforms. VirtualLogix's products are utilized in a range of applications, including 3G wireless handsets, multimedia IP devices, and switching equipment. The company serves a diverse clientele, including semiconductor companies, manufacturers, OEMs, and carriers across regions such as Europe, the United States, Japan, Korea, and China. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, VirtualLogix also maintains additional offices in Japan, Korea, and China.

DiBcom S.A., a fabless semiconductor company, offers a range of integrated circuits in France & internationally. It specializes in the development of broadband wireless solutions following digital video broadcasting and other broadband communication standards. The company offers chipsets and development kits. Its solutions are used in automotive, portable LCD TV, PC, mobile phones and other handheld device applications. DiBcom S.A. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Palaiseau, France.

picoChip specializes in signal processing products designed for wireless telecommunications systems. The company develops multi-core digital signal processors (DSPs) and has a notable portfolio of software-defined radio products that are widely utilized in the industry. Additionally, picoChip is expanding its offerings to include a range of application-specific standard products (ASSPs) that are optimized for both cost and performance, catering to the evolving needs of wireless communication technologies.

Silicon Navigator was founded with the sole purpose of enabling component software for EDA and Chip Design. All our solutions are Plugin based and enable the integration and assembly of solutions at the customer site without recompilation. The company licenses software at the Source, C++ API (application programming interface), and scripting levels. By leveraging Qt, OpenGL, Tk/TCL, and PyQt/Python, our customers can modify our products or license infrastructure to build their own products. Silicon Navigator has developed the next generation of business models for partnering with its customers. To effectively address today's EDA market requires a range of options from source licensing to products with very simple scripting. Chip Design companies have a variety of needs, requirements, and internal CAD expertise. Silicon Navigator has developed three tiers of licensing models to serve our EDA customers. Silicon Navigator provides solutions that leverage the OpenAccess database, which is publicly OpenSourced and managed by the Si2 consortium. Our solution is a complete graphical framework called RDE which is built on standards like Qt, OpenGL, C++, TCL, and Python. RDE based solutions are used by leading companies for Digital and Custom Design. We provide products, engines, and services in the areas or RTL, Power Analysis, Schematics, Transistor Layout, Floorplaning, Timing.

Imagination Technologies, established in 1977, is a UK-based company that designs and licenses advanced processor solutions for diverse markets. It specializes in graphics, video, vision, and embedded processing, along with multi-standard communications. Key products include PowerVR Graphics for multimedia processing, PowerVR Ray Tracing for fast ray tracing, PowerVR Video for hardware video encode and decode, and PowerVR Vision for integrated vision processing. The company also offers MIPS processor cores, Ensigma radio processing units, security solutions, and wire-speed switching and routing solutions. Imagination Technologies serves semiconductor, network operator, manufacturer, and OEM companies, catering to mobile, consumer, automotive, networking, and IoT markets.

Neusoft Group is a Chinese technology company that specializes in providing industry-specific solutions and product engineering services. The company leverages its core software technology expertise to offer tailored IT services across various sectors such as telecommunications, energy, finance, manufacturing, healthcare, and government. Neusoft's portfolio includes embedded software development for digital home appliances and mobile terminals, along with a range of other products. It collaborates globally with multinational corporations to deliver these solutions.

GainSpan is a company that specializes in ultra-low-power Wi-Fi technology for sensors and embedded applications. Founded in 2006 by a team of engineers who previously worked at Intel Corporation, GainSpan aims to enhance the adoption of wireless sensor networks by addressing power consumption challenges associated with traditional Wi-Fi solutions. The company's innovative semiconductor and software offerings allow devices to operate for up to ten years on a single AA battery, leveraging existing Wi-Fi infrastructure. This technology facilitates the development of connected products for various applications, including temperature monitoring for energy management and condition monitoring of industrial equipment. GainSpan's integrated system-on-chip combines multiple components, such as a radio, media access controller, and applications processor, into one compact package, thereby streamlining the creation of smart home and city solutions.

inSilica is a fabless semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in providing ASIC and system-on-chip solutions. The company focuses on developing multimedia and printing processors for a wide range of imaging and printing devices, catering to sectors such as digital multimedia, digital printing, and mobile imaging. With design centers in India and Slovenia, inSilica aims to deliver cutting-edge semiconductor solutions to meet the evolving demands of the industry. Founded in 2003, the company continues to innovate and provide high-quality products to its clients worldwide.

StarGen, Inc. is a semiconductor company based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, specializing in serial switched interconnect solutions for computing and communications equipment. Founded in 1999 as StarBridge Technologies, Inc., the company changed its name to StarGen, Inc. in 2000. StarGen provides low-overhead, protocol-agnostic, and open standards-based architectures, catering to various markets including communications, storage, server, and embedded systems. Its product offerings support vendors of access communication platforms for voice, data, and video networks. As of 2007, StarGen operates as a subsidiary of Dolphin Interconnect Solutions AS.

VeriSilicon, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with an additional office in Plano, Texas, is a semiconductor company specializing in custom silicon solutions and system-on-chip (SoC) turnkey services. It offers a wide range of services, including the design and manufacture of memory chips, and provides licensable digital signal processing cores, Hantro Video IPs, and eDRAM. VeriSilicon caters to diverse industries such as smartphones, media tablets, HDTVs, set-top boxes, and data centers, targeting advanced process technologies like 28nm and FD-SOI. The company's portfolio includes five types of in-house processor IPs and over 1,400 analog and mixed signal IPs and RF IPs, enabling it to deliver comprehensive, customized silicon solutions.

DiBcom S.A., a fabless semiconductor company, offers a range of integrated circuits in France & internationally. It specializes in the development of broadband wireless solutions following digital video broadcasting and other broadband communication standards. The company offers chipsets and development kits. Its solutions are used in automotive, portable LCD TV, PC, mobile phones and other handheld device applications. DiBcom S.A. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Palaiseau, France.

picoChip specializes in signal processing products designed for wireless telecommunications systems. The company develops multi-core digital signal processors (DSPs) and has a notable portfolio of software-defined radio products that are widely utilized in the industry. Additionally, picoChip is expanding its offerings to include a range of application-specific standard products (ASSPs) that are optimized for both cost and performance, catering to the evolving needs of wireless communication technologies.

inSilica is a fabless semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in providing ASIC and system-on-chip solutions. The company focuses on developing multimedia and printing processors for a wide range of imaging and printing devices, catering to sectors such as digital multimedia, digital printing, and mobile imaging. With design centers in India and Slovenia, inSilica aims to deliver cutting-edge semiconductor solutions to meet the evolving demands of the industry. Founded in 2003, the company continues to innovate and provide high-quality products to its clients worldwide.

Jungo Software develops a range of software solutions primarily focused on connectivity and automotive applications. The company is known for its residential gateway software platform, OpenRG, which enables Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to efficiently introduce broadband customer premises equipment, including residential and small office/home office gateways. In addition to this, Jungo provides software development tools for embedded systems and telephony applications, which have been widely adopted across various markets. The company also offers products tailored for automotive use, such as WinDriver, a PC driver development toolkit; MediaCore, automotive multimedia middleware; and DriverCore, communication drivers for USB devices. Overall, Jungo Software plays a significant role in enhancing connectivity in both home and automotive environments.

OSA Technologies, Inc. specializes in embedded platform management solutions for various markets, including server, blade, telecommunications, networking, and storage. Established in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company also has offices in Shanghai, China, and Taipei, Taiwan. OSA Technologies designs, manufactures, and sells intelligent platform management interface (IPMI) firmware and software, which supports a range of management controllers and systems, addressing the needs of clients in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Jungo Software develops a range of software solutions primarily focused on connectivity and automotive applications. The company is known for its residential gateway software platform, OpenRG, which enables Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to efficiently introduce broadband customer premises equipment, including residential and small office/home office gateways. In addition to this, Jungo provides software development tools for embedded systems and telephony applications, which have been widely adopted across various markets. The company also offers products tailored for automotive use, such as WinDriver, a PC driver development toolkit; MediaCore, automotive multimedia middleware; and DriverCore, communication drivers for USB devices. Overall, Jungo Software plays a significant role in enhancing connectivity in both home and automotive environments.

Get2Chip is a developer of Volare, an architectural platform designed for chip manufacturers and intellectual property (IP) providers. The company focuses on enabling rapid system-level synthesis, facilitating the design and development of complex systems-on-chip (SoC). Get2Chip offers an integrated front-end design environment that streamlines various stages of the design process, encompassing electronic system level (ESL), register transfer level (RTL), and gate-level design. By consolidating tasks that are typically handled by separate synthesis tools, floor planners, and static timing analyzers, Get2Chip enhances efficiency and reduces time-to-market for its clients in the semiconductor industry.

IntervalZero’s RTX software transforms Windows into a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS). For projects that demand a Windows user experience and require hard real-time or determinism, the RTX RTOS Platform enables OEMs and end users to capitalize on Windows, x86 multi-core multi-processor technology , symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) and real-time Ethernet. The RTX RTOS Platform reduce reliance on proprietary hardware such as DSPs and MCUs RTX has achieved a Safety Integrity Level 3 – SIL-3 – certifications and FDA Class II certification with numerous medical equipment manufacturers.

Ford Microelectronics is a company that was acquired by Intel in 2000.

Lynx Software Technologies designs and develops virtualization and real-time operating systems for safety- and security-critical software systems. Its product lineup includes LynxMOSA.ic, a modular embedded software framework; LynxSecure, a hardware-assisted partitioning system that isolates resources; LynxOS-178, a native POSIX hard real-time partitioning RTOS; and LynxOS, a POSIX general-purpose and multi-core hard real-time RTOS. The company serves automotive, avionics, industrial, and cybersecurity sectors through distributors and partners worldwide. Founded in 1985, it is headquartered in San Jose, California, with offices in France and the United Kingdom. Lynx Software Technologies focuses on security, safety, and deterministic performance, supports industry standards such as ARINC 653, and engages with standards groups to keep its open development environment current. It emphasizes modular design and reuse of existing code and provides engineering resources and support services.

Rogue Wave Software, Inc. specializes in developing cross-platform software development tools, embedded components, and libraries aimed at enhancing the quality and efficiency of mission-critical applications. The company offers a diverse portfolio of products, including Klocwork for static code analysis, CodeDynamics for bug detection in C and C++ applications, and TotalView for high-performance computing debugging. Other notable offerings include OpenLogic for open source management, SourcePro for portable C++ infrastructure, and various tools for memory analysis, application security, and performance management. Rogue Wave serves a wide range of industries, including financial services, telecommunications, healthcare, and government, as well as independent software vendors and original equipment manufacturers globally. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Louisville, Colorado, the company has additional offices in several locations, including the United Kingdom, Germany, and Japan. Rogue Wave Software, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Perforce Software Inc.

GoAhead Software, Inc. specializes in developing integrated middleware solutions tailored for the telecom, military, and aerospace sectors. Founded in 1993 and based in Bellevue, Washington, the company provides a range of products designed to enhance system management and reliability. Notable offerings include SelfReliant, which focuses on high availability and systems management, and the Application Ready Platform, which supports resource discovery, system model instantiation, and various integration tasks. Additionally, GoAhead develops WebServer, an open-source solution catering to embedded device developers, featuring support for active server pages, embedded JavaScript, and user management. The company's software is utilized across diverse projects, including wireless base station controllers and defense applications.