Socionext Partners with GSA for Connected Intelligent Systems

Socionext, a leading provider of System-on-Chip solutions, recently announced its membership in the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA), marking a significant milestone in the company's journey towards creating more connected and intelligent systems. According to Masahiro Koezuka, President and CEO of Socionext Inc., this partnership with GSA signifies a strategic move to enhance the company's position in the semiconductor industry.

By joining GSA, Socionext now stands alongside over 300 corporate members spread across six continents, collectively representing 75% of the $575 billion semiconductor industry. The GSA is widely recognized for its role in fostering collaboration within the semiconductor sector and promoting a sustainable global ecosystem. Socionext's alignment with GSA's vision is expected to bolster the company's capabilities in navigating market complexities and capitalizing on emerging opportunities in semiconductor design, manufacturing, and sales.

Jodi Shelton, co-founder and CEO of GSA, expressed enthusiasm about Socionext's membership, stating, "Socionext brings a wealth of industry knowledge to the Alliance, and we look forward to their contributions to our industry events, interest groups, and resources. As the GSA continues to expand its membership base, we are committed to supporting and enhancing the global semiconductor ecosystem."

As a member of GSA, Socionext will gain access to a unique neutral platform that facilitates collaboration among global executives, enabling them to engage and innovate with peers, partners, and customers. This collaborative environment is designed to accelerate industry growth and maximize the return on invested and intellectual capital for all participants.

In addition to its partnership with GSA, Socionext continues to drive innovation in the semiconductor industry. The company's latest developments include an ultra-low-power MRAM-based System-on-Chip designed for sensors and artificial intelligence applications. Researchers at Socionext have also made strides in developing low-cost, high-efficiency photonic integrated circuits, further expanding the company's technological capabilities.