Texas Instruments boosts in-house chip output for AI infrastructure boom

World's analog semiconductor leader makes 'foundational' play in Japan, Malaysia and US Texas Instruments is the world's largest maker of analog chips, which are used for sensing, controlling, powering and connecting devices, rather than for computing activities. © Texas Instruments TAIPEI — U.S. chip giant Texas Instruments is expanding its global manufacturing footprint, including in Japan and Malaysia, to increase in-house production of "foundational" semiconductors needed to support the booming AI infrastructure market, a senior executive told Nikkei Asia.

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