Dallas Semiconductor
AcquiredDallas, United States · Founded 1984
- Headquarters
- Dallas, Texas
- Founded
- 1984
- Business Model
- B2B
About
Dallas Semiconductor was a Dallas, Texas-based semiconductor company founded in 1984 specializing in analog, digital, and mixed-signal ICs. Its product portfolio included real-time clocks, non-volatile RAM, microcontrollers, temperature sensors, 1-Wire and iButton devices, and silicon oscillators. Maxim Integrated acquired Dallas Semiconductor in 2001 for approximately $2.5 billion in stock. Maxim was subsequently acquired by Analog Devices in 2021.
Summary
Dallas Semiconductor is an analog company based in Dallas, United States, founded in 1984. Investors include Maxim Integrated.
Sign up to view funding chart
Create a free account to see funding visualizations and detailed round data.
Funding History
Aug 2021
Sign up to see all 4 rounds
Full funding history, per-round amounts, and investor participation.
Investors
Similar Companies
Japanese semiconductor manufacturer developing advanced 2nm chip technology.
Global FPGA semiconductor company providing programmable logic solutions for cloud, networking, a...
Groq delivers fast, low cost AI inference using custom LPU (Language Processing Unit) chips and G...
Provides AI inference hardware and cloud platform for enterprises, using RDUs and SambaCloud to r...
AI hardware company building wafer-scale processors for deep learning training and inference
Designs and manufactures precision power conversion, measurement, and control solutions for semic...