NXP Semiconductors NV is a Dutch-American semiconductor company that designs and manufactures high-performance mixed-signal and analog chips. Its largest segment is automotive, where it supplies microcontrollers, processors, analog and interface devices, and secure connectivity for powertrains, infotainment, radar, and vehicle networking. The company also serves industrial and Internet of Things customers with edge processing, secure authentication, and wireless connectivity products, and provides mobile wallet, NFC, and secure element technology for smartphones and wearables. Its communications infrastructure business supplies RF power amplifiers and front-end components for cellular base stations. NXP sells to original equipment manufacturers, tier-one automotive suppliers, distributors, and module makers worldwide, with major revenue from Greater China, Europe, and the Americas. Revenue comes primarily from chip sales, supplemented by licensing and software. The company was formerly Philips Semiconductors and is headquartered in Eindhoven, Netherlands.

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