Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments makes the humble, essential chips that almost every electronic device needs. It dominates the market for analog chips, the components that manage power and process real-world signals like sound and temperature, along with embedded processors that act as the simple brains inside appliances, cars and industrial equipment. These are not the glamorous chips that make headlines, but they sell in enormous volume across tens of thousands of customers, and they stay in production for years, which gives TI unusually stable, high-margin, cash-generative results. Tracing its roots to 1930 and based in Dallas, Texas, the company is unusual in owning much of its own manufacturing, and it is spending heavily to build new US factories. It is a favorite of income investors for its steady dividend. The stock rides the broad industrial and automotive electronics cycle rather than any single hot trend, which makes it a more measured semiconductor bet.

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