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NEC Electronics Corporation company makes application-specific integrated circuits, many kinds of communications chips, microprocessors and microcontrollers, and static random-access memory, flash memory, and mask read-only memory chips for the automobile, and industrial and consumer device markets. The company also makes LCD panels and offers manufacturing services to other chip makers. NEC Electronics plans to merge with Renesas Technology, a joint venture of Hitachi and Mitsubishi Electric, forming the largest chip maker in Japan and one of the biggest semiconductor suppliers in the world.

NEC TOKIN was founded in 1938 as Tohoku Metal Industries. NEC TOKIN Electronics makes tantalum capacitors, devices that store, filter, and regulate electricity and are found in nearly all electronic products. Its capacitors are particularly popular among automotive, telecom infrastructure, and consumer and medical electronics makers. NEC TOKIN also makes Lithium ion batteries, miniature relays, RFID tags, and electronic sensors. The company exports about 2.5 billion products annually to customers around the globe. Sales are supported by offices throughout Asia, as well as in France, Germany, Sweden, and the US.

NeoMagic Corporation company was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in San Jose, California. NeoMagic Corporation is engaged in designing, developing and marketing semiconductor solutions, known as applications processors, for salling to manufacturing of mobile phones and handheld devices. The Company delivers a suite of middleware and sample applications for imaging, video and audio functionality, and it provides multiple operating system ports with customized drivers for its products. Its product portfolio includes semiconductor solutions known as Applications Processors. The Company’s Applications Processors are sold under the MiMagic brand name. In mobile phones, its Applications Processors are designed to work side-by-side with baseband processors that are used for communications functionality. On February 15, 2008, it completed the sale of selected patents, which included its embedded DRAM patents, and a patent application to Faust Communications Holdings, LLC. As of January 25, 2009, the Company’s NeoMobile TV chip is not in production.

NXP B.V. provides various application-specific semiconductors, including system solutions and semiconductor components worldwide. It offers application-specific semiconductors, selected components, and system solutions for use in mobile and portable devices, such as cellular handsets and portable media players; system solutions for analog TV, digital TV, set-top boxes, and PC-TV application markets; and related semiconductor components for various consumer products. The company also provides system solutions and semiconductor components used in car audio/radio, in-vehicle networking, car access and immobilization, tire pressure monitoring, magnetic sensors, and safety and comfort applications; and for radio frequency identification, near field communication, and eGovernment applications in the automotive and identification application markets. In addition, it offers various standard products, such as small signal diodes, medium power rectifiers and protection devices, BISS and RET transistors, discretes and ESD protection devices, bipolar power transistors, diodes, triacs, MOSFETs, and general purpose logic devices; and application-specific standard products, including microcontrollers, ARM and 8051 based products, analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog data converters, clocks, watches, graphic and power management devices, and radio frequency devices. NXP B.V. also licenses and cross-licenses its intellectual property to semiconductor companies and other technology firms; and develops audio and video multimedia solutions that enable mobile device manufacturers to produce differentiated hand-held products.

Oki Electric Industry had this to say to its semiconductor operations: "Go find a new owner. ROHM, if you want to." The Japanese computer, office equipment, and telecom conglomerate spun off its microchip business in late 2008, selling 95% of the spinoff's shares to semiconductor manufacturer ROHM and keeping an equity stake of 5%. Oki Semiconductor makes a wide variety of chips, including communications ICs, display drivers, memory devices, microcontrollers, and optical components. Oki began fabricating transistors in 1961 and set up a Semiconductor Business Group in 2005, in preparation for the spinoff.

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