GigaDevice opens headquarters in Singapore

It will serve as a central platform to drive global coordination.

Semiconductor company GigaDevice, has opened its headquarters in Singapore to drive global coordination.

“We chose Singapore not just for its strategic location, but for its clarity, consistency, and global ambition,” said Jennifer Zhao, GigaDevice Global Business CEO.

The Singapore headquarters will also serve as a central platform foster localised product innovation and deepen collaboration with stakeholders.

From this base, the company, which specialises in Flash memory, 32-bit microcontrollers (MCUs), sensors, and analog products, aims to expand its presence in international markets and build a more connected ecosystem.

Founded in 2005, the company’s SPI NOR Flash product landed at number two globally with a 20.4% market share, and ranked seventh in the 32-bit general-purpose MCU segment.

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