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Infinite Graphics Incorporated is a Minneapolis, MN-based company in the Computers & Electronics sector.
Ambiq Micro was founded in 2010 on the simple yet powerful notion that extremely low-power semiconductors are the key to the future of electronics.
Report-it.com is a Great River, NY-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Arctic Sand was founded in 2011 to bring game changing power conversion semiconductors to market, based on technology developed by MIT. Our products offer significant improvements in power conversion efficiency, transient performance and EMI, in footprints 2-4x smaller than the best in class competitors today and with a significantly lower profile, enabling smaller, thinner, lighter and more power efficient products to be realized. Our initial product roadmap is focused on power conversion for LED display backlighting and microprocessors for mobile applications such as smartphones, tablets and Ultrabooks. Our technology is highly flexible and will soon be applied to broader applications such as Servers, Storage and Networking, and integrated within processors and ASICs.
Oski`s unique formal verification services deliver peak sign-off confidence earlier in the development cycle by diving deep into design behavior to track down the most complex corner-case bugs. Our approach exhaustively proves the absence of bugs and brings a higher level of productivity to our clients, as compared with traditional simulation and formal verification approaches. Since 2005, Oski has focused on developing comprehensive formal verification methodologies to identify and sign-off high-risk blocks, achieve system-level architecture sign-off, and quickly resolve post-silicon bugs. Oski has built the largest team of formal verification experts in the world. Our founder and Chief Oski, Vigyan Singhal, did his PhD thesis at UC Berkeley in formal methods of verification. Vigyan later developed Cadence`s first-generation formal verification tool, and was the founder of Jasper Design Automation, which was later acquired by Cadence. The company is headquartered in San Jose, CA with a design center in Gurugram, India.