Samsung is considered the largest semiconductor business in the world, and it is also well-known for its semiconductor innovation, having developed the world's first 40-nanometer dynamic random-access memory. Samsung is a South Korean multinational conglomerate headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, with the greatest yearly revenue of any company on this list, reaching USD 208.5 billion.

Although best recognized for its successful consumer Samsung Galaxy and Note devices, Samsung is also a leading semiconductor manufacturer in the B2B market. Aside from its mobile sector, Samsung's semiconductor division has grown into one of the company's most important income and sales generators. Samsung is predicted to remain the undisputed leader among the world's top ten semiconductor businesses in the coming years.

Some of Samsung's products and services are:

• Automotive semiconductors
• Chemicals
• Consumer electronics
• Electronic components
  
• Medical equipment
• Semiconductors
• Solid state drives
• DRAM
• Telecommunications equipment
• Home appliances
  

Founded: 1938
Headquarters: Seoul, South Korea
Revenue: USD 208.5 billion
Number of Employees: 320,671
Website: samsung.com

Intel is an American multinational corporation and technology company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, in Silicon Valley. This company is ranked second on this list of the world's largest semiconductor companies. Intel used to be the world's largest semiconductor corporation, as well as the world's most valuable chip manufacturer, based solely on its semiconductor sector.

Chipsets for motherboards, network interface controllers, and integrated circuits are all made by Intel. High-end Intel CPUs, such as the i7 range of CPUs, such as the Intel 9900-K CPU, are among its most popular products.

Some of Intel’s products and services are:

• Central processing units (CPU)
• Integrated graphics processing units (iGPU)
• Microprocessors
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chipsets
• Systems-on-chip (SoCs)
• Motherboard chipsets
• Network interface controllers
• Modems
• Vehicle automation sensor
• Mobile phones
• Solid-state drives
• Flash memory
  

Founded: 1968
Headquarters: Santa Clara, California, USA
Revenue: USD 71.9 billion
Number of Employees: 110,200
Website: intel.com

SK Hynix is the world's second-largest South Korean semiconductor company and the third-largest semiconductor company worldwide. The company is well known as a DRAM and flash memory chip supplier. Apple is a big customer of SK Hynix chips, which are used in the iPhone's iconic A9 chipset.

SK pulled in USD 35.27 billion in revenue, making it one of the world's most profitable semiconductor businesses. Through Global Tech Leadership, SK Hynix will deliver a valuable future to stakeholders such as customers, partners, investors, communities, members, and others, enriching and further growing the global ICT industry. In addition, they will strive to identify new growth engines to prepare for the period of future convergence led by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, based on their strong core businesses in DRAM and NAND.

Some of SK Hynix products are:

• DRAM
• NAND Flash
  

Founded: 1983
Headquarters: Icheon, South Korea
Revenue: USD 35.27 billion
Number of Employees: 22,254 (South Korea)
Website: skhynix.com

On the list of the largest semiconductor companies by revenue, TSMC is ranked fourth. TSMC is the world's largest dedicated independent (pure-play) semiconductor foundry, according to the company. TSMC is the world's largest wafer maker, with the widest variety of microns of any company.

Because of its low labor costs, TSMC is a vital B2B supplier to many of the world's leading semiconductor companies. When it was created in 1987, TSMC pioneered the pure-play foundry business model, and it has remained the world's premier dedicated semiconductor foundry ever since. To activate creativity for the global semiconductor industry, the company supports a dynamic ecosystem of worldwide customers and partners with the industry's leading process technologies and a range of design enablement products. TSMC is a devoted corporate citizen around the world, with operations spanning Asia, Europe, and North America.

Founded: 1987
Headquarters: Hsinchu Science Park, Taiwan
Revenue: USD 35 billion
Number of Employees: 48,752
Website: tsmc.com

Micron Technology is a computer memory and data storage company based in the United States. It is a manufacturer and supplier of DRAM components, modules, and NAND flash memory. Micron Technology, ranked fourth among the top semiconductor firms, is headquartered in Boise, Idaho, and is recognized for its Crucial and Ballistix consumer brands.

Micron Technology founded IM Flash Technologies, a leading producer of NAND flash memory, in collaboration with Intel. Micron Technology had yearly revenues of USD 30.9 billion, making it one of the world's largest semiconductor businesses by revenue. Micron Technology’s future is to create continual innovation. However, their day-to-day operations would be impossible without their team's unwavering commitment to business ethics and professionalism. Environmental stewardship, workplace health and safety, and high-quality product standards are all priorities for them. As a result, their initiatives have received international recognition.

Founded: 1978
Headquarters: Boise, Idaho, USA
Revenue: USD 30.9 billion
Number of Employees: 34,100
Website: micron.com

On this list of the largest semiconductor companies in the world, Qualcomm is ranked sixth. Qualcomm, based in San Diego, California, is a major semiconductor business that specializes in inventing and manufacturing wireless telecommunications products and services. Qualcomm sells semiconductors through a fabless manufacturing model and also develops semiconductors for automobiles, watches, laptops, wireless, smartphones, and other devices.

Qualcomm made $24.3 billion in annual revenue and is known for pushing the industry forward with 3G, 4G, and now 5G. Qualcomm is working on three technologies for future 5G standards: radios that can consume bandwidth from any network, merging smaller chunks of spectrum to create longer ranges, and other services for the internet of things applications.

Founded: 1984
Headquarters: San Diego, California, USA
Revenue: USD 24.3 billion
Number of Employees: 37,000
Website: qualcomm.com

The next name on the list is Broadcom. This is an American developer, designer, producer, and global provider of a wide range of semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions. This company is ranked 7th on the list of the world's largest semiconductor firms. Broadcom was founded 59 years ago and is headquartered in the United States. Broadcom is a semiconductor and analog device manufacturer that offers a variety of fundamental technologies, including Bluetooth connectivity. Broadcom had revenues of USD 20.85 billion. Therefore, it is said that it is one of the world's largest semiconductor businesses in terms of revenue.

Broadcom Inc. is considered a worldwide pioneer in infrastructure technology with a history of innovation, collaboration, and engineering excellence spanning more than 50 years. Broadcom focuses on technologies that connect our world, with roots in the great technical tradition of AT&T/Bell Labs, Lucent, and Hewlett-Packard/Agilent. The business has the size, scope, and engineering skill to lead the industry into the future, thanks to the merger of industry heavyweights Broadcom, LSI, Broadcom Corporation, Brocade, CA Technologies, and Symantec.

Founded: 1961

Headquarters: San Jose, California, USA

Revenue: USD 20.85 billion

Number of Employees: 15,000

Website: www.broadcom.com

Texas Instruments is an American technology business that provides and designs semiconductors and different integrated circuits. On the list of Toplist today, this semiconductor company ranks eighth by sales. With annual revenues of USD 14.38 billion, Texas Instruments is therefore considered one of the world's top largest semiconductor businesses.

Texas Instruments' primary concentration is to design and manufacture analog chips and embedded processors, which account for over 80% of the company's sales. For decades, they have worked tirelessly to improve the world by lowering the cost of electronics through semiconductors. They begin by being dependable and always operating with integrity and doing the right thing. As a company and as individuals, they place a premium on being trustworthy.

Founded: 1930
Headquarters: Dallas, Texas, USA
Revenue: USD 14.38 billion
Number of Employees: 29,888
Website: ti.com

The next name that Toplist would like to introduce to you is Toshiba. Toshiba is a multinational corporation with headquarters in Tokyo, Japan. The semiconductor business of Toshiba is famous for manufacturing and providing semiconductors, social infrastructure, and memory storage. With revenues of USD 12.3 billion, Toshiba is one of the world's leading semiconductor companies in terms of revenue.

Toshiba had been a top semiconductor provider and the developer of flash memory until its flash memory division was spun out as Toshiba Memory, later Kioxia, in the late 2010s. Some of the most significant Toshiba products and services are 3D Flash, Consumer Electronics, Semiconductors, Memory,...

Some of Toshiba's Products and Services are:

• 3D Flash
• Consumer Electronics
• Semiconductors Memory

Founded: 1939

Headquarters: Minato, Tokyo, Japan

Revenue: USD 12.3 billion

Number of Employees: 141,256

Website: toshiba.com

Nvidia will be the last name on the list of the largest semiconductor companies in the world! Nvidia, an American technology business and leading chipmaker rounds up our list of the top 10 largest semiconductor companies in the world.

Nvidia is regarded as a forerunner in the development of GPUs (graphics processing units) for the gaming and professional markets. GeForce is Nvidia's flagship product line, and its newest products include the RTX graphics cards. Last year, Nvidia hauled in USD 11.72 billion in sales, continuing its excellent annual performance.

Some of Nvidia's Products and Services are:

• Nvidia GeForce: Consumer-oriented graphics processing products
• NVS: Multi-display business graphics solution
• Nvidia Quadro: Workstation graphics processing products
• Nvidia Tegra: SoC for mobile devices
• Nvidia Drive automotive solutions
• Nvidia Shield
  

Founded: 1993
Headquarters: Santa Clara, California, USA
Revenue: USD 11.72 billion
Number of Employees: 13,227
Website: nvidia.com