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}

fragment CompanyDetails_Content on Content {
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}

fragment ContentMetadata on Content {
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  imgUrl
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fragment ForumPosts on ForumPost {
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}

fragment KeyFigures_Content on Content {
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fragment PriceAndRecommendation_Content on Content {
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}

fragment PublishingDetails on Content {
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    __typename
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}

fragment Reactions on Content {
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}

fragment ReportLink_Content on Content {
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  ... on StockExchangeRelease {
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}

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      squareLogoUrl
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    authors {
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      imgUrl
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    publishers {
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}


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Nordic Semiconductor is a manufacturer of electronic components. The company develops integrated solutions for ULP (Ultra-Low Power), a technology used in short-range wireless communication. The company's products are used as components in electronic products, typically as peripherals in computers, game controllers and remote controls. Nordic Semiconductor was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Oslo.

Nordnet              Nordnet    Tee säästämisestä osakkeisiin & rahastoihin hauskempaa. Sijoittaminen osakkeisiin, rahastoihin ja ETF:iin ilman tarpeettomia kuluja. Tervetuloa Suomen tyytyväisimpien sijoittajien joukkoon! Avaa tili jo tänään!                             NS announces that Christer Roth will start immediately in the role of “Executive Vice President, Strategy and Corporate Development,” effectively acting as the M&A Director. Previously, NS has acquired smaller, technologically vertically integrating companies without such a specific role in place. Earlier this year, TI acquired SilicoLabs. One wonders if a larger acquisition by NS is now in the works, or if NS management has received feelers regarding a potential buyout from the stock exchange. We shall see what happens.

Market rumors suggest that Silicon Labs, recently acquired by TI, might be capturing a percentage of Nordic Semiconductor’s (NS) Dexcom account volumes: https://www.finansavisen.no/teknologi/2026/05/23/8353510/analytiker-om-kjendisaksje-kan-miste-store-inntekter-varsler-kursfall?zephr_sso_ott=eeGzlN. The article explains how Dexcom’s new G7 CGM device might utilize a multi-path chip vendor strategy, where the product is manufactured using two different chips. Dexcom represents about 10% of NS’s total customer accounts. Rumors have been circulating since 2023. Exactly how much of the Dexcom pie is at risk remains entirely speculative. Dexcom is clearly using this to pressure NS for better pricing. On a more positive and speculative note: Oura. Media reports suggest that Oura’s 5th gen ring is just around the corner. Oura’s 3rd and 4th gen devices have used Infineon’s PSoC 6. By modern standards, this chip is quite archaic, and the nRF54L series outperforms it easily. An nRF54 paired with an NS PMIC (Power Management IC) would be a very attractive package for the ring’s form factor. If the new Oura contains something other than a PSoC chip, and if that happens to be an nRF54, it would be a big deal for NS. We’ll have to wait for press releases or X-ray images/teardowns.

Good article find, I hadn’t come across that one myself. I immediately connected the dots between this article and Memfault, which NS (Nordic Semiconductor) acquired a few years back. Memfault’s core is IoT (specifically cellular IoT) fleet management. Memfault also scales on the BT side through various gateways, but the most obvious benefit is likely found on the cellular side. By purchasing Memfault, NS gained a fantastic vertically integrated after-sales SaaS product. In NS’s reports, Memfault’s figures can be found under “Long range.” However, silicon sales and after-sales are not broken down separately. Insofar as the nRF91 and cellular IoT in general gain significant momentum, we have a real diamond in the rough here. A few final words at the end. The AI race between China and the West is interesting to follow. A while ago, I read an article comparing how application areas in the West are primarily generic via LLM models. In China, by contrast, there is a significant difference in how AI is applied. In China, it is much more common for AI applications to be very specific, e.g., a hospital assistant for nursing staff, etc. Continuing from there, the article added that for AI to become significantly useful, AI’s labor contribution must move from the bit world to the real world. Musk’s Tesla humanoid project is probably the most visible example of this. AI needs a body and a body needs a brain. When artificial intelligence is moved to the interface of the bit and physical world, we arrive at a technologically interesting question: What is the architecture of AI computing? Large models locally consume a lot of power, which can be very difficult in a limited form factor. Data transfer and computing in the cloud, in turn, increase latency and require a significant link budget. In a hybrid model, edge computing and cloud computing are combined. MCU-based pseudo-real-time NPU accelerated computing could be a big deal in the future. And lo and behold, market-leading hardware can be found in the NS portfolio. And as a bonus, BT or cellular radio.

Investor who spied Nvidia AI thesis in '16 has a new conviction call | Seeking Alpha Greetings list. It was nice to find a thread where Nordic Semi’s business is broken down in Finnish. Josh Wolfe, the “guru” who predicted Nvidia’s AI rise back in 2016, is putting Nordic Semiconductor in the top spot in a portfolio built around the “lifecording” theme. What is lifecording? Nothing yet, but Wolfe predicts that one upcoming megatrend will be the collection and (AI) analysis of all possible “data generated by living.” In this, Nordic’s BT radios could be a strong asset. We’ll see.

Let the monologue pump continue. NS once again delivered a major beat on both guidance and consensus. Q1 revenue was 192m and EPS was approximately double the consensus. Q2 guidance is also very strong with a 200-220m range. Long range is growing rapidly QoQ and YoY. And guidance says this will continue, even accelerating. Also on the BT side, demand for nRF54 is strong.

Nordic delivered strong results and robust guidance. This was rewarded with a solid gain during the day. Both YoY and compared to Q3, the trends were positive. It seems cellular didn’t soften at all. Similarly, the nRF54 series was said to account for about 15% of short-range sales. It’s on the rise. It was also mentioned that adoption has been slightly faster than expected and the feedback is very good. In the conference call, I think for the first time it was emphasized how NS sees itself as a full-service IoT solution provider, whereas previously they viewed themselves as a chip manufacturer. Fleet management and other support services generate recurring revenue after the chip sale, which is healthy. The technical capabilities of the nRF54 chips were also highlighted. In the ultra-low-power segment, it was mentioned that the NPUs in the nRF54 models are an order of magnitude more powerful than the competition, providing a clear technical backbone to lean on. And customers have noticed this as well. NPUs enable a power-efficient way to perform edge computing by significantly reducing the link budget. Additionally, perhaps NS’s only direct peer, Silicon Labs, was sold to TI. The CEO was asked about this in the conference call. It’s interesting to see if someone comes after NS. At these valuation multiples, I think the price is far too low even if you added a premium similar to the SL offer on top.

Nordic posted good Q2/H1 2025 results. Forecasts were met, even though some analyst houses offered downgrades in the spring. Guidance was also satisfactory. Both tier1 and other customers are performing well. The nRF54 series has been well received, and the newest smaller nRF91 is also performing well. YoY, the long range business saw 100% growth and stabilization compared to the previous quarter. Historically, long range development has gone up and down quite rapidly Q2Q. If this now stabilizes and starts a steady ascent, that would be quite amazing.

Nordic Semiconductor

(Oslo, Norway - July 22, 2026) Reference is made to the stock exchange notice by Nordic Semiconductor ASA on June 24, 2025, regarding the acquisition of Memfault Inc., pursuant to which the ...

<pre>(Oslo, Norway - July 22, 2026) Reference is made to the stock exchange notice by Nordic Semiconductor ASA on June 24, 2025, regarding the acquisition of Memfault Inc., pursuant to which the founders of Memfault Inc. would reinvest 30% of their share sale proceeds in Nordic Semiconductor shares. Nordic Semiconductor has now delivered 334,545 shares to the founders of Memfault Inc. Subsequent to the transaction, Nordic Semiconductor holds a total of 1,317,344 treasury shares in addition to 669,089 shares held for the founders of Memfault Inc. For further information, please contact: Pål Elstad, CFO Phone: +47 991 66 293 This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act. This stock exchange announcement was published by Kine-Elena Reigstad, VP International Finance, on July 22, 2026 at 21:00 CEST. e\, on July 22\, 2026 at 21:00 CEST.\ </pre>

NOD: Delivery of shares to the founders of Memfault Inc.

NOD: Delivery of shares to the founders of Memfault Inc.