Networking Chips Industry
Networking Chips Company List
- Actel Corporation
- Actel acts to design and sell programmable chips. The company makes field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), a type of integrated circuit that can be programmed by users for specific functions. Actel...more
- Adaptec, Inc.
- Connection is in the cards for Adaptec. The company's adapters and controllers connect computers to storage devices and speed data transfer. Adaptec sells its RAID controllers and host bus adapters...more
- Adaptive Networks, Inc.
- Adaptive Networks designs and licenses chipsets and modules that transmit data at high speeds over ordinary electrical power lines. The technology has been adapted for commercial and industrial data...more
- Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
- Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has made some advances in its battle against Intel. AMD ranks #2 in PC and server microprocessors, far behind its archrival. Though...more
- Alereon, Inc.
- Alereon designs semiconductors for networking applications that connect wireless consumer electronics, mobile devices, and PCs. The fabless semiconductor company is targeting the ultra-wideband...more
- Altera Corporation
- Altera chips are just made to be altered. The company is a top maker of high-density programmable logic devices (PLDs) -- integrated circuits that customers can program using software also provided...more
- Applied Micro Circuits Corporation
- Applied Micro Circuits Corporation (AMCC) applies most of its microchip expertise to communications, but does more than a micro business in storage, as well. Customers use AMCC's chips -- which...more
- Astute Networks, Inc.
- Astute Networks' processors are astute at driving networking devices. The company designs specialized microprocessors that are embedded into various types of high-tech gear, including networking...more
- Atmel Corporation
- At the very least, Atmel offers a diverse lineup of chips. The semiconductor maker's product lines include non-volatile memory devices, such as flash memory and ROMs, as well as programmable logic...more
- AudioCodes Ltd.
- Secret agents may use AudioCodes to transmit audio signals over networks. The company's voice compression chips and related products turn audio signals into packets that can be sent more...more
- Avago Technologies Limited
- Avago Technologies decided to have a go at it alone. The company, formerly the semiconductor products group of Agilent Technologies, makes optoelectronics,...more
- Aware, Inc.
- Aware takes an intellectual approach to the DSL market. The company, which sells hardware and software used to make asymmetric DSL equipment, derives some of its revenue from contract design...more
- Bandspeed, Inc.
- Bandspeed develops integrated circuits (ICs) and software for use in wireless network access points. The fabless semiconductor company's AirMaestro processor and software incorporate what...more
- Bay Microsystems, Inc.
- Bay Microsystems develops processors used in routing and switching equipment. Started in 2000, the company markets to enterprise and government customers that operate metro networks and WANs. In...more
- Broadcom Corporation
- Broadcom harbors broad ambitions for its chips' impact on broadband communications: it wants them to drive every part of the high-speed networks of the future. The core applications for its...more
- Cavium Networks, Inc.
- Cavium Networks can help keep networks secure without hiding them in a cave somewhere. The company designs specialized microprocessors used in secure network transmissions, based on processor...more
- Cirrus Logic, Inc.
- Cirrus Logic's approach to the chip business is hardly cloudy. The fabless semiconductor company, which has long been a leader in audio chips of all kinds, develops integrated circuits (ICs) for...more
- ClariPhy Communications, Inc.
- To clarify, ClariPhy Communications makes chips -- optical chips, as opposed to the edible variety. The startup company, founded in 2002, has raised $13 million in venture capital...more
- Conexant Systems, Inc.
- Conexant Systems' chips help electronic devices connect. The company, whose communications chips are found in most of the world's fax machines, has spun off several business units to focus on...more
- Cypress Semiconductor Corporation
- In Silicon Valley, it's perfectly logical for a giant Cypress to put its roots down in pure silicon. Cypress Semiconductor makes more than 400 types of integrated circuits; its non-memory products...more
