Semiconductor (chip) stocks

Semiconductors, also known as semis, or chips,  can be found in thousands of products such as computers, smartphones, appliances, gaming hardware, and medical equipment.

• A semiconductor chip is an electric circuit with many components such as transistors and wiring formed on a semiconductor wafer. An electronic device comprising numerous of these components is called integrated circuit (IC). Semiconductors can be classified into a small number of categories including memory chips, microprocessors, graphics processing units (GPUs), and integrated chips.
• Never has the sector been more competitive, with more than 750 companies vying globally to build the insides of the next hot device or power future mega computers.

ETF  (avg daily vol)  

SMH  The VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF  (5.9M)

(by market cap)                
Ticker       Company name Mkt Cap▼

1. NVDA  NVIDIA Corp. 5.02T; Santa Clara, California
2. TSM     Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing   2.21T; Taiwan
3. AVGO Avago Technologies 1.79T; Palo Alto, California;  Apple supplier
4. MU   Micron Technology  1.15T; Boise, Idaho
5. AMD   Advanced Micro Devices  827.19B; Santa Clara, California
6. ASML ASML Holding  719.90B; Netherlands
7. INTC      Intel Corp.  588.29B; California-based; PC market, strong growth in digital color graphics.
8. AMAT   Applied Materials   470.75B; USA
9. LRCX   Lam Research   467.94B; USA
10. ARM Arm Holdings Plc ADR; 421.71B; United Kingdom
11. KLAC KLA Corp 311.85B; USA
12. TXN     Texas Instruments    278.22B; Texas
13. MRVL   Marvell Technology  243.78B; Wilmington, Delaware
14. QCOM   QUALCOMM  225.63B; San Diego, California
15. ADI   Analog Devices  202.63B; Wilmington, Massachusetts
16. ASX   ASE Technology  80.82B; Taiwan
17. NXPI       NXP Semiconductors N.V.     76.47B: Netherlands; the world’s number one supplier for small-signal discretes; will supply the near field communications (NFC) module and secure element NFC booster chip. NFC is a set of standards for smartphones and other devices like the Apple Watch to establish radio communication with each other by touching them together or bringing them into close proximity, usually no more than a few centimeters.
18. MPWR    Monolithic Power Systems  73.63B:  California-based; designs high-performance, energy-efficient analog semiconductors for use in cloud computing, telecom, automotive and other industries.
19. STM STMicroelectronics NV 66.26B; Switzerland
20. ALAB Astera Labs 62.00B; San Jose, California
21. UMC  United Microelectronics Corporation  54.38B; Taiwan
22. MCHP Microchip Technology 51.84B; Chandler, Arizona
23. CBRS Cerebras Systems 46.61B; Sunnyvale, California
24. ON ON Semiconductor Corp. 46.34B; automotive chip specialist
25. CRDO Credo Technology Group 44.12B; Cayman Islands
26. GFS GlobalFoundries 43.83B; Malta, New York
27. TSEM Tower Semiconductor 30.01B; Israel
28. MTSI MACOM Technology Solutions 28.10B; USA
29. ENTG Entegris 23.99B; USA
30. LSCC Lattice Semiconductor 19.66B; USA
31. SITM SiTime 18.08B; Santa Clara, California
32. SMTC Semtech Corp 15.05B; USA
33. RMBS Rambus 14.33B; USA
34. SWKS    Skyworks Solutions   10.74B : Irvine, California; The company makes radio frequency chips used in Apple's iPhone, Samsung's Galaxy as well as many other wireless devices. 
35. ALGM Allegro Microsystems 9.92B USA
36. SIMO Silicon Motion Technology 9.49B Hong Kong
37. QRVO    Qorvo 8.50B: North Carolina; radio frequency (RF) solutions for mobile, infrastructure, and aerospace and defense applications.
38. VSH Vishay Intertechnology 8.22B USA
39. CRUS     Cirrus Logic   8.11B ; Austin, Texas; Apple supplier; makes audio integrated circuits and microphones used in smartphones.
40. MXL MaxLinear 7.56B USA
41. SLAB Silicon Laboratories 7.24B USA
42. SYNA Synaptics 5.21B USA
43. NVTS Navitas Semiconductor 5.16B USA
44. DIOD Diodes 5.03B USA
45. POWI Power Integrations 4.42B USA
46. PI Impinj  3.95B USA
47. LASR nLIGHT  3.74B USA
48. HIMX Himax Technologies  2.93B; Taiwan
49. POET POET Technologies 2.18B; Canada
50. WOLF   Wolfspeed  2.18B; formerly known as Cree; Durham, North Carolina
51. IMOS Chipmos Technologies 2.05B; Taiwan
52. AIP Arteris  1.92B; USA
53. SKYT SkyWater Technology  1.78B; USA
54. AMBQ Ambiq Micro  1.75B; USA
55. AOSL Alpha & Omega Semiconductor   1.35B; USA
56. CEVA Ceva   1.28B; USA
57. INDI Indie Semiconductor   891.73M; USA
58. LAES SEALSQ   706.94M; Switzerland
59. MRAM Everspin Technologies   613.39M; USA
60. NVEC NVE Corp   522.22M; USA
61. ALMU Aeluma  432.37M; USA
62. QUIK Quicklogic  376.89M; USA
63. GSIT GSI Technology  288.76M; USA
64. VLN Valens Semiconductor  247.44M; Israel
65. GCTS GCT Semiconductor Holding  219.33M; USA
66. MX MagnaChip Semiconductor  200.42M; South Korea
67. IPWR Ideal Power  91.25M; USA
68. WKEY WISeKey International  61.26M; Switzerland
69. SQNS Sequans Communications S.A ADR France 48.74M
70. NA Nano Labs   46.88M; China
71. PXLW Pixelworks  40.72M; USA
72. MOBX Mobix Labs  28.22M; USA
73. ICG Intchains Group   20.97M; China
74. LEDS Semileds   15.28M; Taiwan
75. PRSO Peraso  13.05M; USA
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