Texas Instruments Incorporated is an American technology company founded in 1930, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, designing and manufacturing semiconductors and integrated circuits. TI provides analog and embedded processing chips, signal processing components, and control systems used in quantum computing control electronics and quantum measurement systems. The company semiconductor components enable qubit control, quantum signal processing, and quantum system integration. TI serves quantum computing companies and quantum research institutions requiring precision analog electronics, digital control systems, and signal processing components for quantum processor control and quantum measurement infrastructure. The company contributes to quantum technology supply chain providing essential semiconductor components for quantum computing systems advancing quantum hardware development and quantum control electronics.
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