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Ultrasonic lens cleaning brings camera reliability into focus

As advancements in autonomy multiply the number of cameras and sensors on vehicles, drones, robots and more, a purely electrically driven method can help keep them all clean

High-voltage technologies are key to empowering a more sustainable future

As electrification becomes more common, semiconductor innovations enable us to interact with electric vehicles, renewable energy sources and other high-voltage systems safely and reliably

Haviv Ilan to become next president and CEO of TI

Haviv, a 24-year veteran of Texas Instruments, will become our next president and CEO, effective April 1. Haviv succeeds our current president and CEO, Rich Templeton, who will remain chairman of the board.

5 reasons EVs are here to stay

Semiconductor technology is powering electric vehicles through the innovation curve, eliminating barriers to EV adoption and enabling automakers to design affordable cars that consumers love

Industry's first ultrasonic lens cleaning chipset enables self-cleaning cameras and sensors

Designers can create reliable, small and affordable cleaning systems for automotive and industrial applications using TI's ULC technology

TI’s latest 300-millimeter wafer fab in Lehi, Utah, begins production

LFAB is our second 300-mm fab to start production in 2022, about one year after our company purchased the facility

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Ultrasonic lens cleaning brings camera reliability into focus

High-voltage technologies are key to empowering a more sustainable future

Haviv Ilan to become next president and CEO of TI

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TI to webcast capital management review

TI reports Q4 2022 and 2022 financial results and shareholder returns