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rivian.com • HQ: Irvine, United States • Automotive Manufacturing • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2009 • Trust A • Hiring 671, 215 new
HQ: Irvine, United States • Automotive Manufacturing • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2009 • Trust A • Hiring 671, 215 new
Headquartered in Irvine, California, Rivian is an American electric vehicle manufacturer and automotive technology company. The enterprise designs and builds all-electric pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles, and commercial delivery vans tailored for both consumer adventure and commercial fleet operations. Through continuous innovation in battery technology and software-defined vehicle platforms, the business aims to accelerate the global transition to sustainable transportation.
asteralabs.com • HQ: San Jose, United States • Servers & Data Center Hardware • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2017 • NASDAQ: ALAB • Trust A • Hiring 160, 12 new
HQ: San Jose, United States • Servers & Data Center Hardware • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2017 • NASDAQ: ALAB • Trust A • Hiring 160, 12 new
Astera Labs is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in advanced connectivity solutions for artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure. Headquartered in San Jose, California, the firm designs integrated circuits, modules, and software that eliminate data bottlenecks between processors, memory, and network devices. Through its intelligent connectivity platform, it enables hyperscalers and data center operators to build scalable, high-performance computing systems.
cisco.com • HQ: San Jose, United States • Endpoint Security • Observability & APM • Unified Communications • Network Security • Network Equipment • 5000+ employees • Est. 1984 • NASDAQ: CSCO • Trust A • Hiring 1287, 21 new
HQ: San Jose, United States • Endpoint Security • Observability & APM • Unified Communications • Network Security • Network Equipment • 5000+ employees • Est. 1984 • NASDAQ: CSCO • Trust A • Hiring 1287, 21 new
Cisco Systems is an American networking company founded in 1984 by Stanford computer scientists Leonard Bosack and Sandy Lerner, and headquartered in San Jose, California. It is the largest supplier of enterprise networking equipment in the world, building the routers, switches, wireless access points and optical systems that carry traffic across corporate networks, service providers and data centres, together with the software and silicon that run them. The company has diversified heavily into security, observability through Splunk, collaboration with Webex, and AI infrastructure networking, and now earns a growing share of revenue from software subscriptions rather than hardware sales.
viavisolutions.com • HQ: Chandler, United States • Optics & Photonic Components • Test & Measurement Instruments • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1923 • NASDAQ: VIAV • Trust B • Hiring 138, 6 new
HQ: Chandler, United States • Optics & Photonic Components • Test & Measurement Instruments • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1923 • NASDAQ: VIAV • Trust B • Hiring 138, 6 new
VIAVI Solutions is an American network test, monitoring and assurance company that makes instruments and software used to validate fibre, wireless, cable and data centre networks during deployment and operation, serving telecom operators, cloud providers, enterprises and governments. It also makes optical filters and coatings for 3D sensing and anti-counterfeiting pigments used in banknotes. The company is headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, United States.
bolt.graphics • HQ: Moreno Valley, United States • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • Est. 2020 • Startup • Trust A • Hiring 28
HQ: Moreno Valley, United States • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • Est. 2020 • Startup • Trust A • Hiring 28
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nxp.com • HQ: Eindhoven, Netherlands • Analog & Power Semiconductors • RF & Wireless Hardware • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2006 • NASDAQ: NXPI • Trust B • Hiring 743, 44 new
HQ: Eindhoven, Netherlands • Analog & Power Semiconductors • RF & Wireless Hardware • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2006 • NASDAQ: NXPI • Trust B • Hiring 743, 44 new
NXP Semiconductors is a Dutch chipmaker established in 2006 when Philips spun out its semiconductor division, and it concentrates on embedded processing rather than general purpose computing. Its largest market is automotive, where it supplies radar sensors, vehicle networking, battery management and the secure processors behind keyless entry and digital car keys, alongside industrial and internet of things microcontrollers, mobile secure elements and communications infrastructure silicon. Headquartered in Eindhoven and listed on Nasdaq, it is one of the leading suppliers of near field communication and automotive processing chips in the world.
tylsemi.ai • HQ: San Jose, United States • AI Chips & Accelerators • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • Startup • Trust A • Hiring 52
HQ: San Jose, United States • AI Chips & Accelerators • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • Startup • Trust A • Hiring 52
TYLsemi is a chiplet-first semiconductor company that develops production-ready chiplets and infrastructure IP for connectivity, power delivery and interconnect in AI and high-performance computing systems, with corporate headquarters in San Jose, California. Founded by chief executive Mohit Gupta, a former executive vice president at Alphawave Semi, it has raised 43 million dollars in an early-stage funding round and has its largest engineering team in Bengaluru. It hires SoC RTL design, design verification, physical design and timing engineers, SERDES firmware and applications engineers, DFT, CAD and post-silicon validation specialists and technical program managers.
dell.com • HQ: Round Rock, United States • Enterprise Storage Systems • Servers & Data Center Hardware • Laptops • 5000+ employees • Est. 1984 • NYSE: DELL • Trust A • Hiring 347, 57 new
HQ: Round Rock, United States • Enterprise Storage Systems • Servers & Data Center Hardware • Laptops • 5000+ employees • Est. 1984 • NYSE: DELL • Trust A • Hiring 347, 57 new
Dell Technologies is an American technology company founded by Michael Dell in 1984 and headquartered in Round Rock, Texas. It is one of the largest suppliers of personal computers and enterprise infrastructure in the world, shipping XPS and Latitude notebooks, Precision workstations, PowerEdge servers, PowerStore storage arrays and the AI factory systems that package accelerators, networking and services into deployable clusters. The company went private in 2013 in what was then the largest technology buyout, acquired EMC and VMware in 2016, and returned to public markets in 2018 before spinning VMware back out in 2021.
altera.com • HQ: San Jose, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1983 • Trust A • Hiring 217, 18 new
HQ: San Jose, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1983 • Trust A • Hiring 217, 18 new
Altera is an American programmable logic company whose field programmable gate array business was founded in 1983, acquired by Intel in 2015 and separated again as a standalone company in 2025 when the private equity firm Silver Lake took a majority stake. It designs FPGAs and structured application specific integrated circuits used where a design must be reconfigurable after manufacture, which makes them common in communications infrastructure, industrial control, automotive, aerospace, defence and test equipment. Headquartered in San Jose, the company sells its Agilex and Cyclone device families alongside the Quartus design software engineers use to program them.
e-space.com • HQ: Arlington, United States • HQ: Toulouse, France • Satellite Manufacturing • Space & Aerospace • 201-500 employees • Est. 2021 • Likely startup • Trust C • Hiring 105, 2 new
HQ: Arlington, United States • HQ: Toulouse, France • Satellite Manufacturing • Space & Aerospace • 201-500 employees • Est. 2021 • Likely startup • Trust C • Hiring 105, 2 new
Headquartered jointly in Toulouse, France, and Arlington, Texas, United States, E-Space is an aerospace and satellite communications enterprise specializing in sustainable low Earth orbit (LEO) mega-constellations and secure global data infrastructure. Founded in 2021 by satellite communications entrepreneur Greg Wyler (founder of O3b Networks and OneWeb), the company develops mass-manufacturable small satellites engineered with a debris-resilient architecture - designed to absorb impact without fragmenting, entrain untracked orbital debris, and cleanly deorbit at end-of-life to maintain orbital sustainability.
graphcore.ai • HQ: Bristol, United Kingdom • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2016 • Trust A • Hiring 163, 3 new
HQ: Bristol, United Kingdom • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2016 • Trust A • Hiring 163, 3 new
Graphcore is a British semiconductor company founded in Bristol in 2016 that designs the Intelligence Processing Unit, a processor architected specifically for machine learning rather than adapted from graphics. Its chips place large amounts of memory directly on the die and expose fine-grained parallelism, an approach aimed at sparse and irregular models that map poorly onto conventional accelerators. The company sells IPU systems and the Poplar software stack to research and enterprise customers, and has operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of SoftBank Group since its acquisition in 2024.
