Texas Instruments is a technology company focusing on semiconductor and computer technology, medical electronics, and energy solutions. Founded in 1930 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company specializes in developing innovative products for cellular handsets, digital signal processors, and analog semiconductors. Additionally, Texas Instruments ventures into emerging fields such as RFID, LED lighting, solar technologies, and telecommunications infrastructure through its investment arm, TI Ventures.
Led by CEO Richard K. Templeton, the company employs a diverse workforce of 29,888 individuals with a strong retention rate. Texas Instruments maintains a competitive edge in the industry by offering top-quality products and services which allows it to generate an annual revenue of $20 billion. Major brands associated with the company include Xilinx, STMicroelectronics, and AMD. As a key player in the technology sector, Texas Instruments continues to innovate and adapt to ever-evolving market demands.
