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Analog Devices

Analog Devices designs and sells analog, mixed-signal and power-management chips that convert real-world signals (sound, temperature, motion, current) into data and manage power in electronic equipment.

AI-adjacentChip mfg & packaging
What it does

Analog Devices designs and sells analog, mixed-signal and power-management chips that convert real-world signals (sound, temperature, motion, current) into data and manage power in electronic equipment.

Why it matters

Its power and signal chips sit inside industrial, automotive and data-center equipment, and NVIDIA lists it among silicon providers for its planned 800-volt DC power architecture for AI data centers. AI is one of several end markets rather than its main business; it is on the map as an SMH holding with a data-center power role.

How it makes money

Makers of industrial, automotive, communications, healthcare, data-center and consumer equipment pay it for chips.

Geography

United States (Wilmington, Massachusetts)

AI stack position

Chip manufacturing, memory and packaging. The foundries, memory makers, and packaging and testing businesses that physically manufacture AI chips. This is where a chip design actually becomes a real, physical piece of silicon.

Same-layer peers

Same-layer peers share an editorial stack classification; that alone does not establish direct competition.

Connections (2)

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Dated or announced (2)

Analog Devices is a named silicon partner for the 800 VDC power architecture of NVIDIA
Partners withDated / announced
NVIDIA's technical blog lists Analog Devices among the silicon providers in its 800 VDC power ecosystem for AI factories.

Source: 2025-10-13 · reviewed 2026-09-26

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Announced ecosystem collaboration; not confirmed shipping

Limits: A partner list in an NVIDIA blog post; does not establish which ADI products are used, volumes, revenue, or that ADI parts ship in NVIDIA systems today.

Building the 800 VDC Ecosystem for Efficient, Scalable AI Factories (NVIDIA Technical Blog) ↗
Analog Devices secured long-term wafer capacity from TSMC
Buys fromDated / announced
Analog Devices said it secured long-term wafer capacity at 40nm and finer nodes through JASM, TSMC's majority-owned manufacturing subsidiary in Kumamoto, Japan.

Source: 2024-02-22 · reviewed 2026-09-26

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Announced February 2024; supply volumes not disclosed

Limits: Announcement of a capacity arrangement; does not establish volumes, pricing, which ADI products are made there, or that the arrangement is unchanged today.

Analog Devices Strengthens Capacity and Resiliency Through Expanded Partnership with TSMC ↗

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