12 Facts About Cypress Semiconductors

Cypress Semiconductors Semiconductor was an American semiconductor design and manufacturing company.

Cypress Semiconductors initially focused on the design and development of high speed CMOS SRAMs, EEPROMs, PAL devices, and TTL devices.

In November 2011, Cypress Semiconductors backed a packaging firm called Deca Technologies, Inc.

In December 2014, Cypress Semiconductors Semiconductor merged with Spansion in an all-stock deal worth $1.

Cypress Semiconductors Semiconductor is a component of the Ocean Tomo 300 Patent Index.

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Cypress Semiconductors attempted to acquire Integrated Silicon Solution Inc in 2015 but was thwarted by a competing bid by Chinese buyer consortium Uphill Investment Co.

Also in 2015, Cypress Semiconductors tried to acquire Atmel, but was outbid by Dialog Semiconductor .

Under the terms of the deal, Cypress Semiconductors will acquire Broadcom's Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Zigbee IoT product lines and intellectual property, along with its WICED brand and developer ecosystem.

Cypress Semiconductors was headquartered in San Jose, CA and had manufacturing plants in Austin, TX and Bloomington, MN, assembly and test operations in the Philippines and Bangkok, Thailand.

Cypress Semiconductors had design facilities in the United States, Japan, Germany, India, China, Ukraine, Ireland, Malaysia and other locations.

Cypress Semiconductors had previously divested a large portion of its San Jose campus to SVTC, SunPower and Second Harvest of Silicon Valley.

Since its founding, Cypress Semiconductors has acted as an incubator for wholly owned subsidiaries which are given a degree of autonomy and has acquired other small technology companies.