All about Analog Devices story – Matthew Lorber (founder).
                     All about Analog Devices story – 
Matthew Lorber (founder)
Analog Devices
• Analog Devices Inc. is a U.S-based multinational corporation 
which specializes in semiconductors, data conversion, signal 
processing and power management. It has served more than 
100,000 customers.
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History
• The company was founded by two MIT graduates, Matthew 
Lorber and Ray Stata in the year 1965. Its first product was a 
‘model 101 op amp’, which was hockey stick sized module.
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Success
• In 1969, the company filed its initial public offering and turned 
into a publicly traded company. In a few years, they were listed 
on the New York Stock Exchange and in 1996, their revenues 
increased to $1 billion.
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Locations
• Analog is now a major player around the world, with its main 
headquarters in Massachusetts and regional headquarters in 
Shanghai, Munich and Tokyo. It also has several design centers 
and fabrication plants across the globe.
Aim
• The aim of the founders was to create a company which 
dedicated to solving the toughest problems, enable the most 
wonderful discoveries and bridge the physical and digital 
world.
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Innovation
• Analog Devices, which started as a small company, soon began 
expanding as it innovated and worked with NASA in deep 
space exploration and powering virtual starships, which 
increased its popularity.
Matthew Lorber
• One of the founders of the company, Matthew Lorber found it 
difficult to cope with daily administrative duties. When the 
company went public, he sold all his stocks and moved to 
other ventures.
Ray Stata
• Ray Stata was brought up on a farm country outside 
Philadelphia and he remained in the company for a long time 
and focused on innovation, developing new products and 
marketing along with uninterrupted growth.
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Products
• Analog Devices products include data converters, power 
management products, interface products, amplifiers, 
processors, RFICs etc. They serve the healthcare, automotive, 
industrial and consumer markets.
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