General Electric Company (GE), founded in 1892 and headquartered in Fairfield, Connecticut, USA, is a global industrial conglomerate. Its core businesses span power, renewable energy, aviation, healthcare, and digital industry. In the electronic components domain, GE focuses on power electronics, industrial automation, and sensing technologies. Key product lines include GE's LV and HV IGBT modules for motor drives and renewable energy systems, thyristor-based systems for grid applications, and the PACSystems series of programmable automation controllers. GE also provides advanced sensor solutions such as thermocouples, pressure sensors, and gas sensors for industrial monitoring. The company's Grid Solutions division supplies critical power electronic components like STATCOM and HVDC valves to utilities worldwide. GE's industrial software, including the Predix platform, enables connectivity and analytics for these components. Although GE is not a traditional semiconductor manufacturer, its power devices and control systems are integral to global infrastructure. With a legacy of innovation from Thomas Edison, GE maintains a strong market presence in electrification and industrial IoT, employing over 150,000 people across more than 100 countries.