Ceva, Inc.
A company that designs and licenses the "brains" inside other companies' chips — its Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and AI processor designs are embedded in billions of devices people use every day. Ceva was born in 2002 from the merger of Israel's DSP Group chip-design division and Ireland's Parthus Technologies, briefly going by "ParthusCeva" before settling on its current name. Though you never see its name on a product, its technology quietly powers the wireless and sensing features in everyday electronics.
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