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Semtech Corporation - Common Stock (SMTC)

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-3.50 (-11.80%)
NASDAQ · Last Trade: Apr 4th, 7:51 PM EDT
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Competitors to Semtech Corporation - Common Stock (SMTC)

Analog Devices ADI -7.73%

Analog Devices and Semtech compete in the market for high-performance analog, mixed-signal, and digital signal processing (DSP) integrated circuits. Analog Devices has a broader portfolio that spans areas such as communications, automotive, and industrial applications, whereas Semtech is more focused on specific sectors like IoT and infrastructure. The size and diversified offerings of Analog Devices provide it a competitive edge over Semtech, particularly in complex, multi-application environments.

Broadcom Inc. AVGO -3.46%

Broadcom Inc. and Semtech operate in related sectors of the semiconductor market, especially in connectivity and networking solutions. While Broadcom generally targets the high-end market segment with a wider application range, including in telecommunications and enterprise solutions, Semtech focuses on specific sectors like IoT with its proprietary technologies. Broadcom's extensive scale and integrated solutions offer it a significant advantage over Semtech, allowing for economies of scale and greater customer reach.

Microchip Technology MCHP -8.35%

Microchip Technology specializes in microcontrollers, analog semiconductors, and memory products, placing it in direct competition with Semtech in the areas of embedded systems and low-power solutions. While Semtech's new product strategies have proven successful in niche markets, Microchip's established market presence, broad product range, and strong customer relationships provide it with a significant competitive advantage.

STMicroelectronics STM -5.33%

STMicroelectronics and Semtech compete in the semiconductor space with a focus on sensors, power management, and IoT solutions. STMicroelectronics has a strong foothold in Europe and globally diversified markets. While Semtech excels in its specific niches like LoRa technology, STMicroelectronics benefits from a more extensive R&D budget and a wider range of product categories, allowing it to launch innovative products that meet various customer needs.

Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments (TI) and Semtech Corporation compete primarily in the analog and mixed-signal semiconductor space, focusing on products like sensors, amplifiers, and integrated circuits. TI benefits from a significantly larger scale and an extensive portfolio that covers various markets, making it a more diverse player. While Semtech has carved a niche in LoRa technology for IoT applications, TI's wide-reaching presence across multiple sectors gives it a stronger competitive advantage in terms of innovation and resources.