Analog Devices expects annual revenue growth to average 7% to 10% over the next five years, the chip maker told analysts at a meeting Tuesday morning at the company’s headquarters near Boston.
As the name implies, Analog Devices (ticker: ADI) is a leader in the market for chips that measure, sense, and interpret real-world information and convert that data into digital form. As CFO Prashanth Mahendra-Rajah said in an interview, the company has a broad portfolio of more than 75,000 individual parts, which it sells to more than 125,000 customers.
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