# Teradyne

> Teradyne is a North Reading, Massachusetts-based maker of automated test equipment and industrial robots. Its semiconductor platforms inspect advanced processors, memory, wireless devices and system-level electronics before they reach customers, while Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robots automate repetitive factory and warehouse work. The company earns most of its revenue from hardware platforms and associated services, with 2025 sales of $3.19 billion led by demand for compute systems used in artificial intelligence.

- **Founded:** 1960
- **Headquarters:** North Reading, United States
- **Founders:** Alexander d'Arbeloff (Co-founder), Nicholas DeWolf (Co-founder)
- **Team size:** Approximately 6,600 employees
- **Products:** UltraFLEX and UltraFLEXplus, J750, Magnum, Titan, LitePoint
- **Notable:** Founded in 1960 and incorporated in Massachusetts on September 23 of that year., Built a global automated-test business serving semiconductor, wireless, storage, board, aerospace and defense applications., Generated $3.190 billion of revenue in 2025, including $2.524 billion from Semiconductor Test.

## Products & services

- **UltraFLEX and UltraFLEXplus** — Scalable automated test systems for complex system-on-chip, RF, compute and advanced device applications; UltraFLEXplus also supports the Photon 100 silicon-photonics solution.
- **J750** — High-volume semiconductor test family used across microcontrollers and a broad range of digital and mixed-signal devices.
- **Magnum** — Parallel memory-test platforms for NAND, DRAM and high-bandwidth memory, including Magnum 7, Magnum V and Magnum 7H.
- **Titan** — System-level test platform for high-volume devices including mobile processors, GPUs, AI and data-server products.
- **LitePoint** — Wireless test solutions spanning development and high-volume manufacturing for connected devices and wireless chipsets.
- **Product Test** — Board test, defense and aerospace systems, wireless product test and high-speed interconnect testing organized as a segment in 2025.
- **Universal Robots** — Collaborative robot arms for machine tending, welding, palletizing, assembly, inspection and other repetitive tasks.
- **Mobile Industrial Robots** — Autonomous mobile robots and fleet software for moving materials and pallets through factories and warehouses.
- **Services and software** — Test program development, applications engineering, training, maintenance, upgrades, support and design-to-test software.

## Achievements

- Founded in 1960 and incorporated in Massachusetts on September 23 of that year.
- Built a global automated-test business serving semiconductor, wireless, storage, board, aerospace and defense applications.
- Generated $3.190 billion of revenue in 2025, including $2.524 billion from Semiconductor Test.
- Universal Robots has sold more than 75,000 collaborative robots worldwide.
- Expanded into robotics through the acquisitions of Universal Robots in 2015 and Mobile Industrial Robots in 2018.
- Added Quantifi Photonics in 2025 to deepen optical and silicon-photonics test capabilities.
- Launched Photon 100, Omnyx and new AI/data-center test capabilities in 2026.
- Maintains sales and service offices across North America, Central America, Asia and Europe; 89% of 2025 revenue came from customers outside the United States.

## Latest updates

- **2026-06** — Introduced an integrated known-good-device test cell with Tokyo Electron for advanced 2.5D and 3D AI packages.
- **2026-04** — Acquired TestInsight for approximately $29 million to add pattern conversion, validation and virtual-test software.
- **2026-04** — Completed formation of MultiLane Test Products, taking a 75% controlling interest for approximately $157.8 million.
- **2026-03** — Introduced Photon 100 for optical and electrical testing across silicon-photonics manufacturing stages.
- **2026-03** — Introduced Omnyx, a board-test platform positioned for complex AI-era electronics.
- **2026-02** — Reported 2025 revenue of $3.190 billion, up from $2.820 billion in 2024, driven chiefly by AI-related compute and system-level test demand.
- **2025-09** — Named Jean-Pierre Hathout president of Teradyne Robotics.
- **2025-03** — Announced the acquisition of Quantifi Photonics, expanding optical test capabilities.

## Links

- Website: https://www.teradyne.com/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/teradyne/
- Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/teradyneinc
- YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/teradyneinc
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TeradyneInc

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