AMD designs and makes semiconductor computing products, from Ryzen and EPYC processors to Radeon and Instinct graphics and adaptive SoCs and FPGAs. Its portfolio spans AI, data-center, embedded and industrial edge systems, with EPYC server CPUs aimed at applications ranging from small-business infrastructure to financial-services computing. AMD also works through a broad partner ecosystem that brings its chips into servers, cloud platforms, industrial PCs, robotics and gaming systems.
Intel CorporationFounded in 1971, Intel Corporation is known for helping define modern computing, from its first microprocessor to the chips that power much of today’s PC market. The company designs and manufactures semiconductor technology for personal computing, data centers, and AI, while its Intel Foundry business provides chip manufacturing for customers worldwide.SILVER SPRING, MD
AmbarellaAmbarella develops low-power AI vision processors and systems-on-chip that turn high-resolution video into useful data for cameras and other edge devices. Its chips have helped define action cameras, drones and dash cameras, while its newer platforms support security systems and advanced driver-assistance and autonomous vehicles. The company says more than 46 million of its AI SoC units are installed worldwide and maintains locations across North America, Asia and Europe.BEAVERCREEK, OH
AIStorm IncHouston-based AIStorm develops semiconductor IP, integrated circuits and complete edge-AI solutions built around its patented charge-domain computing technology. Its specialty is putting intelligence directly alongside sensors, enabling low-power, always-on processing for imaging, audio and biometric applications without the usual digitizing step. The company’s engineering, manufacturing and business team has collectively produced more than 1,000 SoCs, and AIStorm serves major chip vendors and model makers as customers while offering custom development and licensing.CHARDON, OH
Estone TechnologyFounded in 2008 by seasoned industrial-computing veterans, Estone Technology designs and manufactures rugged, medical-grade and industrial computing systems through custom OEM/ODM programs. With more than 20 years of expertise and 500-plus custom projects completed, the company now operates an expanded headquarters and U.S. manufacturing facility in Holland, Ohio, supporting secure controllers and ground-control systems for UAVs, robotics and other demanding applications. Its devices include medical platforms certified to IEC 60601 requirements and rugged hardware tested to MIL-STD-810G/H.HOLLAND, OH