Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) was originally founded in 1930 as Geophysical Service Incorporated and renamed in 1951, evolving into a global semiconductor design and manufacturing company. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, USA, TI focuses on analog and embedded processing semiconductors. The company's product portfolio includes a vast array of analog chips such as amplifiers, data converters, power management ICs, and interface products. In embedded processing, TI offers highly popular microcontroller families like the ultra-low-power MSP430 series, real-time control C2000 series, and ARM-based Sitara and Tiva microcontroller series. TI also designs digital signal processors (DSPs) and application processors, notably the AM series for industrial and automotive applications. Beyond standard semiconductors, the company provides DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology for projection and advanced sensing solutions. TI is widely recognized as a market leader in analog semiconductors, holding approximately 19% of the global analog market share, the largest in the industry. The company consistently ranks among the top 10 semiconductor manufacturers worldwide and operates design, manufacturing, and sales facilities in over 30 countries.