Analogix Semiconductor

Founded in Santa Clara in 2002, Analogix develops analog and mixed-signal semiconductors for DisplayPort, HDMI, USB-C and related high-speed interfaces. The company supplies off-the-shelf ICs, custom ASIC work and licensable interface IP, with engineering operations across the United States and Asia.

Its Korthos relevance is narrow and component-specific. Arduino UNO Q uses the Analogix ANX7625 to bridge its MIPI-DSI display output to DisplayPort, placing Analogix inside a current edge-compute board used for robotics and physical-AI development. Analogix is therefore tracked as an interface-semiconductor supplier, not as a robotics company in its own right.