Mixed-Signal ASICs EnSilica Opens New Design Center for Mixed-Signal Technology in Budapest

From Kristin Rinotner | Translated by AI 1 min Reading Time

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EnSilica has opened its first design center in the EU, located in Budapest. The center will focus on developing mixed-signal designs for the automotive industry and industrial applications.

The current EnSilica team in Budapest.(Image: EnSilica)
The current EnSilica team in Budapest.
(Image: EnSilica)

EnSilica, a manufacturer of mixed-signal ASICs (Application Specific Integrated Circuits), is establishing a new design center in Budapest, Hungary. The branch aims to strengthen the UK company's presence in the European Union and benefit from Budapest's extensive technology ecosystem, home to numerous leading multinational companies from the automotive and industrial sectors. This expansion will increase the group's global workforce to around 210 employees.

By the end of September 2025, the team in Budapest is expected to grow to 16 experienced engineers, many of whom have 10 to 20 years of experience in mixed-signal chip design.

The engineers focus on developing mixed-signal designs for industrial and automotive applications, providing additional design capacity within the EU.

The British ASIC manufacturer now has four design centers in the UK (Abingdon, Sheffield, Bristol, and Cambridge) as well as international locations in Bangalore (India), Porto Alegre and Campinas in Brazil, and Budapest (Hungary).

Ian Lankshear, Chief Executive Officer of EnSilica, commented: "We are very pleased to establish a branch in Budapest, a city that has rapidly developed into a key technology hub in the EU. EnSilica continues to attract exceptionally talented engineers, despite a significant global skills shortage. This strategic move will enable us to further strengthen our position in key market segments, ensuring we are ideally positioned to capitalize on short-term growth opportunities." (kr)

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