Tell us a little bit about yourself and your company.
I have worked in the global semiconductor industry for over 30 years, with major semiconductor companies such as Rambus, AMD and Broadcom, as well as with start-ups such as SCI Semiconductor and DataTrails. I started my career as a digital circuit designer, then moved into marketing, business development and corporate management roles. I am now the CEO at Agile Analog.
Agile Analog provides a wide-range of customizable analog IP to organizations across the world. We have a particular focus on Anti-Tamper Security IP, Data Conversion IP and Power Management IP. Our unique internal Composa technology allows us to offer this IP on pretty much any process node, even down to the very latest nodes from the major foundries. Our optimized and verified analog IP solutions can be seamlessly integrated into any SoC, significantly reducing the complexity, time and cost of analog design. Applications include Security, AI, Data Centers and HPC (High Performance Computing).
What was the most exciting high point of 2025 for your company?
There were several key milestones for Agile Analog in 2025. Most notably, we made great progress with our ground-breaking Anti-Tamper Security IP. We introduced our agileSecure analog anti-tamper portfolio, with a new electromagnetic sensor, and announced a significant agileSecure deal with a tier 1 US organization requiring our anti-tamper solutions on advanced nodes. 2025 was a very successful year for Agile Analog, exceeding expectations in terms of customer bookings and projects.
Another 2025 high point was with the development of strategic industry partnerships. We have been talking with a number of different Root of Trust (RoT) providers about how our analog anti-tamper sensors can work well with digital solutions to offer customers a complete anti-tamper security platform. Some of these relationships must remain under wraps for now, but Rambus has already spoken out about collaborating with us.