Lattice Semiconductor Corporation

Based in the US, Lattice Semiconductor Corporation designs low‑power programmable semiconductors, specializing in small and mid‑range FPGAs and control devices for edge computing, industrial, automotive, communications, and security‑focused embedded applications. Based in Oregon, US, founded in 1983, Ford Tamer is the CEO, Lattice Semiconductor designs low‑power programmable semiconductors, specializing in small and mid‑range FPGAs enabling secure, efficient edge computing across industrial, automotive, communications, computing, and consumer applications worldwide markets. In May 2026, Lattice Semiconductor Corporation agreed to acquire AMI from Thomas H. Lee Partners for USD 1.

65 billion in cash. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026. Lattice Semiconductor designs and supplies low‑power programmable devices, including small‑ and mid‑range FPGAs, CPLDs, and companion chips. Its products support applications in communications, computing, industrial, automotive, and consumer markets, enabling connectivity, security, video processing, and system control in power‑efficient embedded and edge devices.

Lattice generates revenue primarily by selling programmable semiconductor devices and related solutions to OEMs and distributors worldwide. Revenue is driven by volume chip sales across communications, computing, industrial, automotive, and consumer end markets, supported by long product lifecycles, design wins, and rising demand for low‑power edge and embedded computing solutions. The May 2026 acquisition will strengthen Lattice’s position in AI, cloud, and server markets by combining low‑power FPGAs with AMI’s firmware and manageability software, expanding secure system‑level control, accelerating growth, and increasing addressable market.