About Puya Semiconductor
Puya Semiconductor (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is a semiconductor company founded in 2016 in Shanghai and listed under code 688766. Its official English website presents it under the vision that its chips should benefit the world, focused on product innovation in non-volatile memory, a field in which its activity goes back to its Wuxi predecessor, which as early as 2014 completed the development and fabrication of its first EEPROM chips.
The core products listed on the site are serial NOR Flash memory, EEPROM, microcontrollers (MCU) and analog chips, together with its known good die (KGD) service. Under its strategy, which the site itself calls Memory+, the company keeps memory at its core while driving the rapid development of its microcontroller and analog lines, with a recognised specialisation in ultra-low-power non-volatile memory for the civil segment, spanning wide ranges of densities, voltages, temperature grades and packages.
Puya memories and microcontrollers are used in industry, consumer electronics, wearable devices, computers, mobile phones, automotive and the Internet of Things, with concrete uses documented by sector sources in low-power Bluetooth modules, true wireless earbuds, phone camera modules, smart meters, network communications and home appliances. The company reinforces this reach with recent global distribution agreements for its NOR Flash and EEPROM families and with continuous product and news publishing on its official website.
The core products listed on the site are serial NOR Flash memory, EEPROM, microcontrollers (MCU) and analog chips, together with its known good die (KGD) service. Under its strategy, which the site itself calls Memory+, the company keeps memory at its core while driving the rapid development of its microcontroller and analog lines, with a recognised specialisation in ultra-low-power non-volatile memory for the civil segment, spanning wide ranges of densities, voltages, temperature grades and packages.
Puya memories and microcontrollers are used in industry, consumer electronics, wearable devices, computers, mobile phones, automotive and the Internet of Things, with concrete uses documented by sector sources in low-power Bluetooth modules, true wireless earbuds, phone camera modules, smart meters, network communications and home appliances. The company reinforces this reach with recent global distribution agreements for its NOR Flash and EEPROM families and with continuous product and news publishing on its official website.