Silicon Motion Technology Corporation

Inside nearly every solid-state drive and memory card sits a controller chip that decides how data is written, corrected and kept alive, and Silicon Motion is one of the largest independent suppliers of them. The Taiwan-based company, founded in 1995 and run from Zhubei, sells its controllers to the NAND flash makers and drive builders who assemble the finished storage products, which makes it a picks-and-shovels play on rising demand for flash memory. Its chips reach client SSDs in laptops, embedded storage in phones and cars, and, through the Shannon Systems brand, enterprise gear. Because it rides the memory cycle without owning fabs, Silicon Motion's margins hold up better than the NAND makers' during downturns, though its volumes still rise and fall with the same glut-and-shortage swings that define the storage industry.

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