Semiconductor firm Tessolve crosses Rs 1000 crore in revenue

Founded in 2004, the Hero Electronix venture Tessolve boasts a client list that includes 80% of the world’s 20 largest semiconductor firms, offering end to end solutions from semiconductor design to testing to production and embedded software, the press release noted. 

01 Jul 2024 | 4154 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

Tessolve, a semiconductor and embedded engineering company for next-generation products,  surpassed Rs 1,000 crore in revenue earlier this year. 

Founded in 2004, the Hero Electronix venture Tessolve boasts a client list that includes 80% of the world’s 20 largest semiconductor firms, offering end to end solutions from semiconductor design to testing to production and embedded software, the press release noted. 

Srini Chinamilli, Co-founder and CEO of Tessolve said, “In the last few years, we have grown at a 20%+ CAGR, and we are on track to continue the growth path. The semiconductor industry has fresh momentum, and with our end-to-end engineering expertise, we are well positioned in this space.”

Tessolve offers a unique combination of pre- and post-silicon expertise to provide full turnkey silicon and system solutions from design to packaged parts. It provides a one-stop-shop solution with complete hardware and software capabilities and advanced silicon and system testing labs.

 

 

 
 

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