Broadcom designs and supplies semiconductors and infrastructure software that underpin complex, mission-critical systems for organizations worldwide. Headquartered in Palo Alto, the company pairs long-term research investment with focused execution across data-center connectivity, wireless infrastructure, mainframe computing, private cloud and cybersecurity. Broadcom reports approximately 19,000 patents and says more than 99% of internet traffic crosses some form of its technology.
Marvell Technology, IncMarvell Technology, Inc. designs data-infrastructure semiconductor solutions that move, store, process and secure data for cloud data centers, enterprises and carriers. Based in Santa Clara with offices across the globe, the company combines custom silicon and system-level connectivity with more than two decades of custom development experience. Its LiquidSecurity hardware security modules are used in Microsoft Azure and achieved NIST FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certification in 2024.ALLENTOWN, PA
CiscoCisco is a global technology company headquartered in San Jose, California, known for building the infrastructure that helps organizations connect and protect their operations. Its networking and security solutions serve more than 1 million customers worldwide.ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, MD
Microchip Technology IncFrom its Chandler headquarters, Microchip Technology Inc. makes semiconductors and provides the manufacturing services behind them, with products spanning microcontrollers, analog devices, FPGAs and other embedded technologies. Its distinctive strength is an integrated global manufacturing network that includes internal wafer fabrication, assembly and testing, along with more than 30 years of advanced packaging work in Caldicot, South Wales. The company reports 19,000 employees, 100,000 customers worldwide and six high-volume plus 14 specialty factories.BRITISH COLUMBIA, CA
KLA CorporationBuilt on more than 50 years of innovation, KLA Corporation develops and manufactures the inspection, metrology, process-control and analytics systems that semiconductor makers use to produce advanced chips. Its work spans the chip’s journey from wafer to finished device, with specialized measurement tools also serving fields such as biomedical manufacturing and materials research. KLA operates across 18 regions with approximately 16,000 employees and has traced its semiconductor process-control work to a pioneering mask-inspection tool introduced in 1975.FAIRPORT, NY