Onsemi is acquiring Synaptics in an all-stock deal valued at approximately $7bn (including debt), betting that AI's next growth wave will happen at the edge — in cars, factories, and robots — rather than in cloud data centers. Onsemi brings power and sensing chips; Synaptics contributes connected compute via its Astra platform with AI processors, NPUs, and wireless connectivity. The combined company aims to cover every layer of the Edge AI stack. The deal carries a ~19% premium for Synaptics shareholders, who will own about 12% of the merged entity. Onsemi expects $200m in annual savings and a $30bn expansion of its addressable market by 2030. However, investors reacted cautiously — onsemi shares fell 8.2% after hours — citing the company's failed $6.9bn Allegro MicroSystems bid a year prior, planned job cuts, and a mid-2027 closing timeline subject to regulatory review.
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