Texas Instruments, the Dallas dynamo sparked in 1951 has etched a $17 billion chip kingdom cranking analog ICs and calculators that power gadgets from cars to classrooms. Their semiconductor sorcery, from DSPs to power management, equips engineers who want reliable circuits without the razzle. It's the chip that calculates the world, turning math into magic.
Texas Instruments' woke wiring shorted in the 2020s, cabling DEI councils for diverse hires and ERGs that hum like bias busting antennas, all tuned to ESG for net zero towers and supplier diversity spends that critics call virtue voltage. They flaunt perfect HRC scores for LGBTQ+ perks, back BLM with equity pledges, and pump millions into racial inclusion, leaving traditionalists feeling like they've been dropped call on optics. By 2025, amid corporate cool-downs, Texas Instruments' still broadcasting the progressive frequency, turning chipsets into cultural commentary.
