At Renesas, we aspire to be the world’s leading semiconductor company, which also means developing sustainable products and solutions that benefits all humankind.
Renesas, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Built on combined experience and expertise, we began operation in 2010. Following the acquisition of Intersil and IDT, Renesas now stand with approximately 19,000 employees with 14 manufacturing sites and 38 sales offices operating in more than 20 countries worldwide. We deliver trusted embedded design innovation with complete solutions that enable billions of connected, intelligent devices to enhance the way people work and live. A global leader in microcontrollers, analog, power, and SoC products, Renesas provides comprehensive solutions for a broad range of automotive, industrial, infrastructure, and IoT applications that help shape a limitless future. In 2019, we posted revenue of 718.2 billion JPY.
At Renesas, we aspire to be the world’s leading semiconductor company, which also means developing sustainable products and solutions that benefits all humankind. We want to build a future where our products and solutions help make lives easier and creates a better world for all of us. To make everything intelligent and connected, high computing performance plays a key role. We believe that energy efficiency and robust safety and security goes even further to make our products and our customers’ systems sustainable, which ultimately contributes to realizing a greener society.
Renesas's RA 32-bit microcontroller family uses Arm Cortex-M33, -M23, -M4, and -M85 cores, providing stronger embedded security and ultra-low-power operation.
Pooja Bhadrappanavar, Business Development Manager at Renesas Electronics, demonstrates how the company’s volatile-organic-compounds sensor can be used to check air quality.
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A wide of array of advanced controllers arrived in 2025, marked by high integration and enhanced intelligence in solutions involving USB and other technologies.
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The company is expanding its “GaN ecosystem” with a new family of 650-V GaN power FETs, which feature a silicon-compatible gate for flexibility and simplicity.
Power-management solutions developed by Renesas help simplify battery-pack design with fuel-gauge ICs, MCU, pre-validated firmware, software, and documentation.
The Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3 chip, developed by Renesas, not only cuts power consumption, but it helps lower an EV’s weight by eliminating sensor wires.
Honda unveiled two new electric vehicles at CES 2025: the Honda 0 Saloon and the Honda 0 SUV. A partnership with Renesas was also announced, where advanced processors will support...
The USB-C charger/port controller platform offers high efficiency and robust safety features for power tools, portable vacuums, lawn mowers, two-wheelers, and more.
Renesas, in collaboration with Nidec, developed the first “8-in-1” proof of concept for E-Axle systems that will help simplify electric-vehicle design. It controls eight functions...
