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.

$87.76 -0.46 (-0.52%)
🚫 Synaptics Inc does not pay dividends

Company News

Synaptics Showcases Edge AI Innovations at CES 2026
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Synaptics Incorporated • December 17, 2025

Synaptics will demonstrate its AI-native processing, sensing, and connectivity technologies at CES 2026, highlighting Edge AI solutions for smart home, robotics, industrial automation, and personal devices.

Synaptics To Participate at Upcoming Investor Conference Monday, August 11, 2025
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Munjal Shah • August 7, 2025

Synaptics' President & CEO Rahul Patel and CFO Ken Rizvi will present at the KeyBanc Capital Markets' Technology Leadership Forum on August 11, 2025, discussing the company's AI and technology innovations.

Synaptics and Murata Partner for Next-Generation Automotive Wireless Connectivity
GlobeNewswire Inc. • N/A • May 1, 2025

Synaptics and Murata Manufacturing are partnering to develop a next-generation turnkey wireless connectivity module for automotive Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs, leveraging Synaptics' Veros Wi-Fi and Bluetooth combo SoCs and Murata's expertise in RF and wireless module design.

Synaptics Targets Foldable Boom with New S3930 Series Touch Controllers
Benzinga • Lekha Gupta • April 14, 2025

Synaptics launches a new touch controller, the S3930 series, designed for foldable OLED displays. The compact and high-performance controller aims to address the challenges of foldable devices as the market experiences rapid growth.

US Stocks Likely To Open Higher: Expert Says 'The Selling Pressure Is Starting To Be Exhausted'
Benzinga • Rishabh Mishra • April 14, 2025

U.S. stock futures rose on Monday as the selling pressure in the market appears to be exhausting. Investors assessed upbeat bank earnings and cooler-than-expected inflation data. The Commerce Secretary indicated that the electronics tariff exemptions are temporary, and further tariffs could follow soon.

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