Texas Instruments, the world's largest manufacturer of analog and embedded processing chips, has a strong revenue outlook for the quarter, supported by demand from automotive and industrial customers. Texas Instruments said in a statement on Wednesday that the quarterly revenue for the end of December is expected to be between $5.8 billion and $6.3 billion. According to the aggregated data, analysts' average forecast was US$5.73 billion. At a time when concerns about the AI bubble are dragging down the chip industry, this outlook is a positive sign for the chip market as a whole. However, Texas Instruments is particularly benefiting from a diverse customer base, and not all customers are at the center of the AI infrastructure boom. The company said there was general growth in industrial, automotive and data center businesses. The stock price of Texas Instruments rose more than 3% after the market, then the increase narrowed to about 1%.

Texas Instruments, the world's largest manufacturer of analog and embedded processing chips, has a strong revenue outlook for the quarter, supported by demand from automotive and industrial customers. Texas Instruments said in a statement on Wednesday that the quarterly revenue for the end of December is expected to be between $5.8 billion and $6.3 billion. According to the aggregated data, analysts' average forecast was US$5.73 billion. At a time when concerns about the AI bubble are dragging down the chip industry, this outlook is a positive sign for the chip market as a whole. However, Texas Instruments is particularly benefiting from a diverse customer base, and not all customers are at the center of the AI infrastructure boom. The company said there was general growth in industrial, automotive and data center businesses. The stock price of Texas Instruments rose more than 3% after the market, then the increase narrowed to about 1%.