Celebrating NXP’s 15th Anniversary

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From our homes to our vehicles, our communities to our cities – semiconductors have become ubiquitous and one of the true enablers of sustainable innovation. Since NXP’s establishment in 2006, we’ve been advancing our world, and we’re excited to celebrate our first 15 years, built on a longstanding legacy as part of Philips and Motorola/Freescale, and the bright and exciting future ahead!

At NXP, we’re a passionate team of trailblazers who innovate transformative technologies that make our world aware, connected, efficient and smart.

  • We’re improving sustainability with edge processing solutions that help cut energy consumption by up to 50% and xEV battery management systems that help make the road ahead greener
  • We’re leading the way in automotive with processors that turn cars into data powerhouses, and 15 of the top automotive OEMs are using our technology to make driving safer
  • We’re pioneering connectivity solutions using NFC and UWB technology to convert smartphones into key rings and wallets
  • We’re making it easier to bring intelligence to the edge. Our i.MX RT crossover MCUs were the first to break the GHz performance barrier while maintaining low-power efficiency

Those are just a very few ways NXP is changing the game, and our first 15 years are only the beginning of our story.

To our team members, customers, partners and shareholders, thank you for being a part of our journey!

Together, we accelerate breakthroughs that anticipate, automate advance our world. Learn more about NXP.

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Kurt Sievers

Kurt Sievers

President and Chief Executive Officer, NXP Semiconductors

Kurt Sievers has served as president and chief executive officer of NXP since May 2020. As a member of NXP’s executive management team since 2009, Kurt has been instrumental in leading the definition and implementation of NXP’s strategy for “secure connections for a smarter world.” Prior to being elected CEO, Kurt served as president of NXP and oversaw all of the company’s business lines. In 2019, Kurt led the successful acquisition of Marvell’s Wi-Fi Connectivity Business Unit, enabling NXP to deliver complete, scalable processing and connectivity solutions to customers across NXP’s focus end markets. In 2015, he played a key role in the merger of NXP and Freescale Semiconductor, which created one of the world’s leading semiconductor companies and a leader in automotive semiconductors and secure edge processing.
Kurt joined NXP in 1995, progressing through a series of sales and marketing, product definition and development, strategy and general management leadership positions across a broad number of market segments.