Texas Instruments
ACTIVEAmerican semiconductor company headquartered in Dallas; designs and manufactures analog chips and embedded processors (microcontrollers, DSPs, power management, motor drivers) used across electronics and robotics.
Texas Instruments
Founded 1930 · Dallas, United StatesTexas Instruments Incorporated (TI) is an American semiconductor company headquartered in Dallas, Texas. It traces its origins to Geophysical Service Incorporated, founded in 1930, and has operated under its current name since 1951. TI primarily designs and manufactures analog chips and embedded processors, which account for more than 80% of its revenue; it also produces digital signal processors (DSPs), DLP technology and education products such as calculators. Its portfolio includes microcontrollers, motor drivers and power-management ICs used in industrial automation, automotive and robotics. The company is listed on Nasdaq under the ticker TXN and employs roughly 34,000 people (2025).
Founders
Co-founder of predecessor Geophysical Service Inc. (1930) and one of the founders of Texas Instruments.
Geophysicist and philanthropist, co-founder of Texas Instruments.
Co-founder and later CEO of the company; subsequently mayor of Dallas.
Co-founder and executive who steered the company toward semiconductors.
Domain of activity
2 areas · 3 technologies · 6 industries- AI hardware
- Edge AI
- Edge AI
- AI accelerators
- Robotics
- Industrial manufacturing
- Automotive
- Aerospace
- Telecommunications
- Robotics
- Energy
Global presence
HQ Dallas · 3 offices · 5 regionsScale & funding
founded 1930Profile & metadata
4 classification · 8 external linksClassification
- Statusactive
- Development stagemature
- Listed onYes
- Organization typeChip maker
