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This report has been updated through 14 October 2025. The information is provided for reference only and does not represent any opinion, recommendation, or endorsement.
Texas Instruments, a global semiconductor and electronics company, maintains a large and technically diverse patent portfolio. Its filings primarily focus on analog circuits, embedded systems, and semiconductor manufacturing, reflecting its core strengths in chip design and power management. The portfolio is mature, with a steady flow of new assets complementing decades of foundational innovation.
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Texas Instruments’ patents span 56 jurisdictions, with the United States representing the majority of filings.
Total Patents across jurisdictions: 72,979
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Litigation Activities
Texas Instruments has been involved in limited patent litigation activity over the years, with most cases originating in the early 2000s. A total of 42 patents have been litigated, primarily against other operating companies, reflecting a moderate enforcement profile.
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Ownership and Acquisition
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Sources of Acquired Patents
Texas Instruments’ portfolio is overwhelmingly composed of originally assigned patents, reflecting its strong in-house R&D capabilities. The relatively small number of acquisitions primarily come from other operating companies, supporting targeted technology integration rather than large-scale IP consolidation.
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Business Performance
Texas Instruments (Ticker: TXN) is a publicly traded company.
Leadership (2025)
Headquarters
Texas Instruments Incorporated
12500 TI Boulevard, Dallas, Texas 75243, United States
Texas Instruments’ patent portfolio is among the largest in the semiconductor industry, comprising nearly 73,000 patents across 56 jurisdictions. The portfolio spans analog, embedded, and mixed-signal technologies and reflects long-term investment in research and development.
Litigation activity has been limited, with most patents maintained for defensive and operational purposes. The company’s strategy emphasizes internal innovation, selective acquisitions, and manufacturing expansion.
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