Synaptics Inc

SYNA

Synaptics Inc (SYNA) is a technology company specializing in human interface solutions, including touchpads, display drivers, and biometric sensors. Founded in 1986, it develops advanced interface hardware and software for consumer electronics, PCs, mobile devices, and automotive applications. Synaptics is known for its innovations in touch and display technology, aiming to enhance user interaction with digital devices.

$114.05 -1.50 (-1.30%)
🚫 Synaptics Inc does not pay dividends

Company News

Here's Why ON Semiconductor Just Made a $7 Billion Bet on AI
The Motley Fool • Lee Samaha • July 17, 2026

ON Semiconductor announced a $7 billion all-stock acquisition of AI edge solutions company Synaptics, transforming itself from a power and sensing chip company into one offering connected compute technology for physical AI applications. While the market initially reacted negatively, management expects the deal to add to earnings within 18 months,...

onsemi: What the Market Gets Wrong, You Can Get Right
Investing.com • Thomas Hughes • June 30, 2026

onsemi's stock fell 25% following its $7 billion acquisition of Synaptics, but analysts argue the market misunderstands the strategic value. The deal positions onsemi at the nexus of physical AI and robotics by combining onsemi's SiC semiconductor technology with Synaptics' edge AI processing and sensing capabilities. Despite near-term dilution c...

3 Beaten-Down AI Chip Stocks to Consider Buying in the Sell-Off
The Motley Fool • Daniel Sparks • June 27, 2026

AI chip stocks have experienced a significant sell-off due to concerns about whether AI spending will justify industry investments. The article examines three beaten-down chip stocks—Nvidia, ON Semiconductor, and Intel—as potential buying opportunities. Nvidia trades at 29x earnings with strong 85% revenue growth; ON Semiconductor fell 23% af...

Apple's AI Ambition Has A Picks-and-Shovels Trade — Here's Who Could Win
Benzinga • Erica Kollmann • June 8, 2026

Apple's WWDC 2026 is expected to unveil major AI features including a rebuilt Siri, iOS 27 integration, and hardware upgrades that could trigger a multi-generational device refresh cycle. Investors are positioning in Apple's supply chain companies that would benefit from increased demand, including semiconductor manufacturers, component suppliers...

The AI-Driven Semiconductor Boom Is More Than ‘Just a Bubble’
Investing.com • Gary Tanashian • May 27, 2026

The semiconductor sector is experiencing a bubble driven by momentum and FOMO rather than fundamentals, though the industry remains critical infrastructure. While the sector will face a harsh correction, the underlying demand for AI infrastructure is legitimate. The author discusses various semiconductor plays and their valuations, noting that af...

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