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Tabula
Offices: Santa Clara, California
Tabula is a well-funded, fabless semiconductor
startup developing a new class of general-purpose
chip that provides their customers with
the best path from ideas to production silicon.
Tabula’s executive management team is unusually
strong for an early-stage startup with each
member bringing an impressive depth of experience
and a track record for success in his or
her respective field. Tabula has also attracted
a world-class team and investors—Benchmark
Capital, Greylock, and NEA. |
Tekmos
Offices: Austin, Texas
Tekmos is a fabless semiconductor company.
They provide a second source for current
and obsolete products. They also provide
an expanded ASIC offering by merging ASICs
into a single design, by merging ASICs with
larger amounts of RAM or Flash, and by performing
FPGA conversions. Tekmos also provides FPGA
based solutions for obsolete products when
the volumes do not justify an ASIC. Tekmos
is also an engineering company, they translate
customer's needs into an ASIC or FPGA design. |
Teknovus
Offices: Petaluma-San Jose-Mountain
View, California
Fiber-to-the-home is the next big leap in
bringing broadband access to consumers.
Teknovus develops and delivers the only
proven, fourth-generation EPON chipset with
the features and performance to enable fast,
easy-to-deploy, low-cost triple-play (voice,
data, video) via fiber to the home (FTTH)
at 1000 times the bandwidth of DSL. EPON—the
key to massive deployment of fiber-to-the-home,
fiber-to-the-business, and fiber-to-the-premise—is
an accepted proven standard that will drive
improved and simplified broadband access. |
TelASIC
Offices: El Segundo, California
TelASIC Communications is a provider of
W-CDMA/HSDPA, CDMA2000/EV-DO/EV-DV, WiMAX
and WiBRO Radio subsystems. The company’s
core products are based on its world-leading
expertise in high performance analog-to-digital
and digital-to-analog converters, signal
processing and RF systems engineering. TelASIC
products are designed to enable system-level
equipment customers to significantly improve
performance, decrease power and reduce costs. |
Theta Microelectronics
Offices: Palo Alto, California & Athens,
Greece
Theta Microelectronics is a provider of
Intellectual Property (IP) and design services
focused on development of advanced OFDM
radio frequency integrated circuits (RFIC
transceivers) for mobile and fixed wireless
broadband data connectivity applications.
Theta's extensive intellectual property
portfolio of proven circuit designs, coupled
with its talented engineering team, 200
years of cumulative design experience, provides
its clients with competitive RFIC solutions
and reference designs for several markets. |
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TRAM
Offices: Milpitas, California
T-RAM is a fab-less Semiconductor Company
which has developed an innovative process
based on TCCT technology which achieves
this goal. With nearly 100 patents and pending
patents, their TCCT technology is the basis
for their first product line of High Performance
Synchronous SRAM chips targeting both the
discrete and embedded memory needs of high-performance
Compute Servers, Networking, and Telecom.
T-RAM's TCCT-based high-performance Synchronous
SRAM products are 100% fit, form and function
compatible with SRAM products on the market
today. |
Transmeta
Offices: Santa Clara, California & Tokyo,
Japan
Transmeta Corporation develops and licenses
innovative computing, microprocessor and
semiconductor technologies and related intellectual
property. Transmeta first became known for
designing, developing and selling its highly
efficient x86-compatible software-based
microprocessors, which deliver a balance
of low power consumption, high performance,
low cost and small size suited for diverse
computing platforms. They also develop advanced
power management technologies for controlling
leakage and increasing power efficiency
in semiconductor and computing devices. |
TranSwitch
Offices: Shelton, Connecticut
TranSwitch design, develop and market highly
integrated semiconductor devices, also referred
to as very large scale integration (VLSI)
devices, that provide core functionality
in voice and data communications network
equipment deployed in the global communications
network infrastructure. In addition to their
high degree of functionality, their products
incorporate digital and mixed-signal (analog
and digital) processing capabilities, providing
comprehensive system-on-a-chip (SOC) solutions
to their customers. |
Triad Semiconductor
Offices: Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Triad Semiconductor is the Mixed Signal
Configurable ASIC Company. They can deliver
your application implemented in mixed signal
silicon quickly, at low cost and in any
volume. The following benefits are enabled
by their structured array technology. For
qualified designs, your development schedule
can be significantly shortened because of
their support for schematic-based analog
design and the availability of reusable,
soft analog-IP. In contrast to the development
of a full custom mixed signal ASIC, their
customers don't have to plan for re-spins
of their designs. The use of silicon proven
components in their platforms significantly
improves the chances of first pass success. |
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Tropian
Offices: Cupertino, California
Tropian® is a fabless semiconductor company
focused on liberating the development of
complex, multi-mode wireless communications
from the limitations of traditional, linear
radio designs. Tropian pioneered the development
of polar modulation techniques and is using
this expertise to create cellular radio
solutions with power efficiency advantages,
performance enhancements and multi-mode
capability. Tropian's business focus includes
innovating multi-mode radio transceiver
products for the cellular handset market
and maintaining and expanding an impressive
array of patents and intellectual property. |
TSMC
Offices: Hsinchu-Tainan, Taiwan
TSMC is the world's largest dedicated semiconductor
foundry. As the founder and leader of this
industry, TSMC has built its reputation
by offering advanced wafer production processes
and unparalleled manufacturing efficiency.
From its inception, TSMC has consistently
offered the foundry industry's leading technologies
to its customers. TSMC became the first
semiconductor foundry to enter the ranks
of the top 10 IC companies in terms of worldwide
sales, claiming the ninth spot. TSMC anticipates
this trend will continue as the company
continues to move up the list for the next
several years. |
Tundra
Offices: Ottawa, Ontario; South Portland,
Maine; Dallas, Texas; Fremont, California;
Oxon, England
Tundra Semiconductor Corporation is the
global leader in System Interconnect providing
world-class support and leading edge semiconductor
solutions to the world's foremost communications,
networking, storage system, and information
technology vendors. Consistently delivering
on system level performance promises that
reduce time to market, Tundra System Interconnect
ensures market advantage in wireless infrastructure,
storage networking, network access, military,
industrial automation, and information technology
applications. |
Twist Semiconductors
Offices: Fremont, California
Twist Semiconductor is a fabless supplier
of high quality, cost effective, reliable
semiconductor product solutions for their
customers, serving the consumer, telecom,
medical and industrial markets. Using world-class
fabrication facilities to insure high quality
and excellent support levels, Twist Semiconductor
is partnered with both on and offshore manufacturing
locations that are ISO-9001 certified. These
services include design, layout, mask generation,
wafer fabrication, packaging and testing. |
Tzero
Offices: Sunnyvale, California; Atsushi
Kondo, Japan
Tzero Technologies is the only IC supplier
that enables broadcast quality video over
wireless networks. The company's ultra-wideband
(UWB) wireless technology is driving the
emergence of a completely wireless home
or office where consumer electronic devices
and computer equipment are capable of delivering
broadcast-quality video. This breakthrough
technology is being adopted by electronics
manufacturers worldwide and is enabling
them to be first to market with wireless
products that deliver the same video quality
as wired products—but are easier to install
and are conveniently wire-free. |
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