Company record
Polar Semiconductor
Makes die · United States
Needs reviewCHIPS and export controls
Too little confirmed ownership data to clear it under the CHIPS rules: a gap in the data, not a finding against it.
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The check read Home country Owners US government lists
Where it sits
Loading the model
Die
The Semiconductors chain, raw material to product
Products on record: High-voltage power management, sensor, discrete wafers (8-inch, 200mm)
Owners
- Parent
- None on record
- Ownership
- Private (majority US-owned, CHIPS Act award recipient)
Locations
- Headquarters
- Bloomington, MN, United States
- Production
- Bloomington/Minneapolis, MN, US
Sources
- Company registries
- unresolved
- Government lists
- None matched
Others making dieUnited States first
- Alpha and Omega Semiconductor (AOS)Sunnyvale, CA, United StatesCHIPS: Passed
- Analog Devices (BMS ICs)Wilmington, United StatesCHIPS: Passed
- Diodes IncorporatedPlano, TX, United StatesCHIPS: Passed
- GlobalFoundriesMalta, NY, United StatesCHIPS: Passed
- IntelSanta Clara, CA, United StatesCHIPS: Passed
- LittelfuseChicago, IL, United StatesCHIPS: Passed
- MACOM Technology SolutionsLowell, MA, United StatesCHIPS: Passed
- Microchip TechnologyChandler, AZ, United StatesCHIPS: Passed
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