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Cohu to Enhance Data Analytics and AI/ML Platform with Acquisition of Tignis

Cohu, Inc., a global supplier of equipment and services optimizing semiconductor manufacturing yield and productivity, today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Tignis, Inc. (“Tignis”), a provider of artificial intelligence (AI) process control and analytics-based monitoring software.

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“We look forward to the very talented Tignis team joining the Cohu family. This acquisition represents a significant opportunity to accelerate our growth in semiconductor manufacturing, broaden our product portfolio, and deepen our customer presence”

This strategic acquisition enables Cohu to expand its analytics offerings to the estimated $2.6 billion semiconductor process control market targeted by Tignis’ PAICe Monitor and PAICe Maker solutions. These innovative products leverage the insights of physical phenomena with cutting-edge AI, machine learning (ML), and data science to deliver advanced predictive and prescriptive automation solutions for semiconductor manufacturing. Tignis is also expected to deepen Cohu’s expertise in data science while adding advanced analytics to its DI-Core software.

Industry 4.0 continues to drive a sea change in the semiconductor market as IDMs, foundries and equipment OEMs all look toward advanced analytics and AI/ML to unlock significant efficiency gains for manufacturing and test operations.

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PAICe Monitor is an AI-driven anomaly detection and predictive maintenance platform that enables customers to quickly deploy the power of machine learning for deep analysis and prediction modeling that cannot be achieved with traditional methods. PAICe Maker is an AI-driven advanced process control solution for manufacturing that automatically adjusts for process drift over time, reducing maintenance costs and process variability. Integral to the platform, Tignis’ patent pending domain-specific scripting language, Digital Twin Query Language (DTQL), provides explanatory syntax that enables users to manage complex data cleaning and analytics tasks without requiring data science experience.

Headquartered in Seattle, WA, and with development teams in the U.S. and Canada, Tignis was founded in 2017 to bring true AI capabilities to process control, enabling optimization of complex semiconductor and industrial manufacturing processes.

“We look forward to the very talented Tignis team joining the Cohu family. This acquisition represents a significant opportunity to accelerate our growth in semiconductor manufacturing, broaden our product portfolio, and deepen our customer presence,” said Cohu President and CEO Luis Müller. “Together, our combined expertise and complementary capabilities will drive artificial intelligence process predictability, empowering semiconductor manufacturers to achieve higher yield, improved quality, and greater productivity.”

“This is a very exciting time for Tignis and our customers,” said Tignis President, CEO and Co-founder Jon Herlocker. “Cohu has a long and successful history in the semiconductor equipment market, and their vision for accelerating the adoption of AI/ML in semiconductor manufacturing and test is well-aligned with the goals Tignis has had since our founding. We are looking forward to creating epic solutions for our customers together as a team.”

The terms of the transaction, which are not material to Cohu’s financials, are not being disclosed. The acquisition will be funded with cash on hand and is expected to close in January 2025.

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