Top 10 US Chip Design Companies

Intel reported $54.2B revenue in 2022 spanning CPUs, FPGAs, and networking chips across 51 years of semiconductor leadership. Its IDM 2.0 strategy invests $40B+ in US fab capacity to reclaim process leadership by 2025 with Intel 18A technology.

Qualcomm posted $35.8B revenue in FY2023, supplying Snapdragon mobile SoCs to 80%+ of Android premium phones and Apple iPhone modems. Its Snapdragon X Elite laptop chip benchmarks 50% faster than Apple M3 in multi-thread CPU tests.

Broadcom generated $35.8B revenue in FY2023 from networking ASICs, storage controllers, and wireless connectivity chips. Its $69B VMware acquisition adds enterprise software revenue; custom AI accelerator chips for Google and Meta represent a fast-growing $4B+ business.

AMD reported $22.7B revenue in 2022 with EPYC server CPUs capturing 18%+ x86 server market share from Intel. Its MI300X AI GPU challenges NVIDIA H100 at competitive pricing; AMD projects $3.5B+ data center GPU revenue for 2024.

Texas Instruments generated $17.5B revenue in 2022 from analog chips and embedded processors sold to 100,000+ customers in industrial, automotive, and consumer markets. TI operates 14 manufacturing sites and is investing $30B in US fabs through 2030.

Marvell posted $5.9B revenue in FY2024, with data center custom silicon for cloud hyperscalers growing 40%+ YoY. Its 800G optical DSP chips for AI data center interconnects are deployed by all major US hyperscalers at 100K+ port scale.

Microchip Technology generated $8.4B revenue in FY2023 from 8/16/32-bit microcontrollers and FPGAs serving aerospace, defense, and industrial customers. Its 2022 acquisition of Microsemi added radiation-hardened chips for the $20B+ defense electronics market.

Monolithic Power Systems reported $2.2B revenue in 2023 from high-efficiency power management ICs used in AI servers, EVs, and consumer electronics. Its NVIDIA GB200 power delivery wins position MPS for 60%+ revenue growth in the AI infrastructure build cycle.

Lattice Semiconductor posted $779M revenue in 2022 from low-power FPGAs for edge AI, communications, and industrial applications. Its Avant-E FPGA family targets 5G basestations and automotive ADAS, growing 30%+ in data center and communications markets.

Intel reported $54.2B revenue in 2022 spanning CPUs, FPGAs, and networking chips across 51 years of semiconductor leadership. Its IDM 2.0 strategy invests $40B+ in US fab capacity to reclaim process leadership by 2025 with Intel 18A technology.

Qualcomm posted $35.8B revenue in FY2023, supplying Snapdragon mobile SoCs to 80%+ of Android premium phones and Apple iPhone modems. Its Snapdragon X Elite laptop chip benchmarks 50% faster than Apple M3 in multi-thread CPU tests.

Broadcom generated $35.8B revenue in FY2023 from networking ASICs, storage controllers, and wireless connectivity chips. Its $69B VMware acquisition adds enterprise software revenue; custom AI accelerator chips for Google and Meta represent a fast-growing $4B+ business.

AMD reported $22.7B revenue in 2022 with EPYC server CPUs capturing 18%+ x86 server market share from Intel. Its MI300X AI GPU challenges NVIDIA H100 at competitive pricing; AMD projects $3.5B+ data center GPU revenue for 2024.

Texas Instruments generated $17.5B revenue in 2022 from analog chips and embedded processors sold to 100,000+ customers in industrial, automotive, and consumer markets. TI operates 14 manufacturing sites and is investing $30B in US fabs through 2030.

Marvell posted $5.9B revenue in FY2024, with data center custom silicon for cloud hyperscalers growing 40%+ YoY. Its 800G optical DSP chips for AI data center interconnects are deployed by all major US hyperscalers at 100K+ port scale.

Microchip Technology generated $8.4B revenue in FY2023 from 8/16/32-bit microcontrollers and FPGAs serving aerospace, defense, and industrial customers. Its 2022 acquisition of Microsemi added radiation-hardened chips for the $20B+ defense electronics market.

Monolithic Power Systems reported $2.2B revenue in 2023 from high-efficiency power management ICs used in AI servers, EVs, and consumer electronics. Its NVIDIA GB200 power delivery wins position MPS for 60%+ revenue growth in the AI infrastructure build cycle.

Lattice Semiconductor posted $779M revenue in 2022 from low-power FPGAs for edge AI, communications, and industrial applications. Its Avant-E FPGA family targets 5G basestations and automotive ADAS, growing 30%+ in data center and communications markets.