Semiconductor Stocks
Chipmakers powering everything from smartphones to data centers. The silicon backbone of AI, cloud computing, and the digital economy.
98 stocks
Updated Mar 30, 2026
$8.64T
Total Market Cap
134.2
Avg P/E Ratio
-4.14%
Avg Daily Change
$99.68
Avg Share Price
Semiconductor stocks represent companies that design, manufacture, or supply the chips powering everything from smartphones and data centers to automobiles and industrial equipment. The semiconductor industry has become one of the most strategically important sectors in the global economy, with chips now considered critical infrastructure by governments worldwide.
The sector spans fabless designers like NVIDIA and AMD that create chip architectures, foundries like TSMC that manufacture chips, integrated device manufacturers like Intel that do both, and equipment makers like ASML and Applied Materials that build the machines used to produce semiconductors. Each segment offers different risk-reward profiles and exposure to industry cycles.
AI has transformed the semiconductor landscape, with demand for high-performance GPUs and accelerators driving unprecedented growth for companies positioned in this space. This list tracks major semiconductor companies on U.S. exchanges with prices, P/E ratios, and market caps updated daily.
| # | Symbol | Name | Price | Change % | P/E | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NVDA | NVIDIA Corp | $165.17 | -1.40% | 34.3 | 4.12T |
| 2 | AVGO | Broadcom Inc. | $293.41 | -2.42% | 68.5 | 1.58T |
| 3 | MU | Micron Technology Inc | $321.80 | -9.92% | 39.1 | 465.34B |
| 4 | AMD | Advanced Micro Devices Inc | $196.04 | -2.95% | 76.5 | 331.58B |
| 5 | LRCX | Lam Research Corp | $199.93 | -5.43% | 47.1 | 292.85B |
| 6 | AMAT | Applied Materials Inc | $323.12 | -4.17% | 37.1 | 290.91B |
| 7 | INTC | Intel Corp | $41.19 | -4.50% | — | 222.35B |
| 8 | KLAC | Kla Corp | $1,382.58 | -4.20% | 41.7 | 190.21B |
| 9 | TXN | Texas Instruments Inc | $186.42 | -2.05% | 34.7 | 173.55B |
| 10 | ADI | Analog Devices Inc | $303.10 | -1.41% | 55.3 | 149.78B |
| 11 | QCOM | Qualcomm Inc | $127.07 | -0.03% | 25.3 | 135.63B |
| 12 | MRVL | Marvell Technology Inc | $94.88 | -2.87% | 32.1 | 79.34B |
| 13 | NXPI | Nxp Semiconductors Nv | $187.09 | -2.38% | 28.9 | 58.42B |
| 14 | MPWR | Monolithic Power Systems Inc | $1,006.07 | -4.46% | 90.2 | 55.55B |
| 15 | TER | Teradyne Inc | $295.61 | -0.58% | 89.3 | 49.47B |
| 16 | MCHP | Microchip Technology Inc | $60.14 | -3.00% | — | 33.44B |
| 17 | GFS | Globalfoundries Inc | $41.42 | -3.54% | 30.4 | 26.86B |
| 18 | ON | On Semiconductor | $58.35 | -4.14% | 198.2 | 23.98B |
| 19 | Q | Qnity Electronics Inc | $107.10 | -4.17% | 21.6 | 23.64B |
| 20 | CRDO | Credo Technology Group Holdi | $87.69 | -7.93% | 111.3 | 23.60B |
| 21 | ALAB | Astera Labs Inc | $99.44 | -11.59% | 98.0 | 21.47B |
| 22 | FSLR | First Solar Inc | $184.10 | -3.25% | 13.3 | 20.35B |
| 23 | ENTG | Entegris Inc | $113.59 | -1.87% | 85.4 | 20.04B |
| 24 | TSEM | Tower Semiconductor Ltd | $171.92 | -1.58% | 88.6 | 19.52B |
| 25 | MTSI | Macom Technology Solutions H | $207.55 | -7.94% | 112.3 | 18.19B |
| 26 | MKSI | Mks Inc | $210.10 | -5.86% | 50.9 | 15.01B |
| 27 | NVMI | Nova Ltd | $414.48 | -5.95% | 54.0 | 14.01B |
| 28 | LSCC | Lattice Semiconductor Corp | $90.39 | -4.77% | 3,791.8 | 11.69B |
| 29 | ONTO | Onto Innovation Inc | $190.31 | -6.82% | 63.1 | 11.04B |
| 30 | AMKR | Amkor Technology Inc | $41.09 | -7.56% | 27.5 | 10.29B |
| 31 | RMBS | Rambus Inc | $89.73 | -1.87% | 41.2 | 9.50B |
| 32 | SITM | Sitime Corp | $310.74 | -5.03% | — | 9.37B |
| 33 | SWKS | Skyworks Solutions Inc | $52.65 | -1.86% | 22.6 | 8.93B |
| 34 | QRVO | Qorvo Inc | $75.72 | -2.11% | 21.0 | 7.16B |
| 35 | SMTC | Semtech Corp | $69.41 | -3.81% | — | 6.83B |
| 36 | FORM | Formfactor Inc | $91.14 | -6.93% | 124.2 | 6.75B |
| 37 | CAMT | Camtek Ltd | $143.61 | -6.34% | 133.1 | 6.75B |
| 38 | SLAB | Silicon Laboratories Inc | $205.58 | -0.17% | — | 6.69B |
| 39 | CRUS | Cirrus Logic Inc | $143.39 | -3.56% | 16.5 | 6.66B |
| 40 | ALGM | Allegro Microsystems Inc | $27.79 | -7.74% | — | 5.79B |
| 41 | OLED | Universal Display Corp | $89.07 | -3.05% | 25.7 | 5.69B |
| 42 | RGTI | Rigetti Computing Inc | $12.65 | -5.03% | — | 5.48B |
| 43 | ENPH | Enphase Energy Inc | $35.41 | -6.42% | 30.9 | 5.31B |
| 44 | ACMR | Acm Research Inc-Class A | $37.99 | -5.19% | 36.2 | 4.24B |
| 45 | KLIC | Kulicke & Soffa Industries | $61.79 | -4.47% | — | 3.57B |
| 46 | SEDG | Solaredge Technologies Inc | $47.37 | -8.48% | — | 3.12B |
| 47 | PI | Impinj Inc | $96.18 | -2.60% | — | 3.08B |
| 48 | DIOD | Diodes Inc | $64.33 | -5.67% | 42.9 | 2.84B |
| 49 | AXTI | Axt Inc | $52.73 | -13.03% | — | 2.75B |
| 50 | UCTT | Ultra Clean Holdings Inc | $55.89 | -5.06% | — | 2.70B |
| 51 | SYNA | Synaptics Inc | $65.05 | -5.33% | — | 2.65B |
| 52 | POWI | Power Integrations Inc | $47.88 | -3.27% | 114.0 | 2.52B |
| 53 | ACLS | Axcelis Technologies Inc | $90.43 | -7.11% | 18.2 | 2.47B |
| 54 | PLAB | Photronics Inc | $36.98 | -6.62% | 17.2 | 2.35B |
| 55 | AMBA | Ambarella Inc | $48.65 | -3.61% | — | 2.29B |
| 56 | NVTS | Navitas Semiconductor Corp | $7.83 | -5.43% | — | 2.08B |
| 57 | VECO | Veeco Instruments Inc | $32.83 | -6.92% | 53.3 | 1.88B |
| 58 | ICHR | Ichor Holdings Ltd | $45.23 | -0.48% | — | 1.64B |
| 59 | MXL | Maxlinear Inc | $16.08 | -5.41% | — | 1.58B |
| 60 | COHU | Cohu Inc | $28.58 | -4.67% | — | 1.41B |
| 61 | SKYT | Skywater Technology Inc | $26.18 | -3.04% | 11.3 | 1.34B |
| 62 | PDFS | Pdf Solutions Inc | $33.46 | -2.79% | — | 1.28B |
| 63 | CSIQ | Canadian Solar Inc | $12.98 | -3.49% | 74.9 | 1.21B |
| 64 | AEHR | Aehr Test Systems | $32.52 | -5.93% | — | 1.09B |
| 65 | PENG | Penguin Solutions Inc | $16.69 | -5.49% | 38.9 | 988.66M |
| 66 | LAES | Sealsq Corp | $2.45 | -8.24% | — | 795.07M |
| 67 | POET | Poet Technologies Inc | $5.19 | -5.46% | — | 792.57M |
| 68 | WOLF | Wolfspeed Inc | $15.29 | -0.97% | — | 767.67M |
| 69 | INDI | Indie Semiconductor Inc-A | $3.21 | +0.63% | — | 724.66M |
| 70 | AOSL | Alpha & Omega Semiconductor | $22.05 | -2.30% | — | 662.03M |
| 71 | AMBQ | Ambiq Micro Inc | $23.77 | -3.37% | — | 523.06M |
| 72 | CEVA | Ceva Inc | $17.82 | -2.20% | — | 505.68M |
| 73 | DVLT | Datavault Ai Inc | $0.57 | -6.53% | — | 427.51M |
| 74 | KOPN | Kopin Corp | $1.99 | +9.64% | — | 421.67M |
| 75 | NVEC | Nve Corp | $65.46 | -1.68% | 32.8 | 312.96M |
| 76 | GSIT | Gsi Technology Inc | $5.27 | -10.37% | — | 293.65M |
| 77 | TOYO | Toyo Co Ltd | $7.69 | -2.66% | 4.3 | 260.93M |
| 78 | ALMU | Aeluma Inc | $12.20 | -4.69% | — | 253.77M |
| 79 | BZAI | Blaize Holdings Inc | $1.73 | -1.14% | — | 214.80M |
| 80 | MRAM | Everspin Technologies Inc | $8.83 | -2.32% | — | 208.34M |
| 81 | INTT | Intest Corp | $13.33 | -4.99% | — | 175.31M |
| 82 | ASYS | Amtech Systems Inc | $11.45 | -0.26% | — | 164.67M |
| 83 | QUIK | Quicklogic Corp | $9.03 | -5.25% | — | 164.41M |
| 84 | ATOM | Atomera Inc | $3.74 | -4.23% | — | 151.11M |
| 85 | VLN | Valens Semiconductor Ltd | $1.14 | -3.39% | — | 147.38M |
| 86 | MX | Magnachip Semiconductor Corp | $2.70 | -5.92% | — | 102.76M |
| 87 | GCTS | Gct Semiconductor Holding In | $1.12 | -2.61% | — | 83.34M |
| 88 | NA | Nano Labs Ltd-Cl A | $2.98 | +1.02% | — | 69.54M |
| 89 | TRT | Trio-Tech International | $5.94 | -2.78% | — | 51.89M |
| 90 | MOBX | Mobix Labs Inc | $0.38 | -1.25% | — | 39.49M |
| 91 | ASTI | Ascent Solar Technologies | $3.46 | -10.82% | — | 36.71M |
| 92 | CVV | Cvd Equipment Corp | $4.98 | -5.32% | — | 36.49M |
| 93 | PXLW | Pixelworks Inc | $5.02 | -4.38% | — | 31.93M |
| 94 | MAXN | Maxeon Solar Technologie | $1.46 | -1.35% | — | 25.18M |
| 95 | SELX | Semilux International Ltd | $0.30 | -14.73% | — | 13.53M |
| 96 | LEDS | Semileds Corp/Tw | $1.22 | +0.60% | — | 9.99M |
| 97 | PRSO | Peraso Inc | $0.93 | -2.16% | — | 9.84M |
| 98 | SMTK | Smartkem Inc | $0.23 | +0.48% | — | 1.86M |
Related ETFs
Exchange-traded funds that provide diversified exposure to the semiconductor stocks sector.
SMH
VanEck
0.35% ER
VanEck Semiconductor ETF
Tracks the 25 largest U.S.-listed semiconductor companies weighted by market cap. Top-heavy with NVDA, TSM, AVGO.
SOXX
iShares
0.35% ER
iShares Semiconductor ETF
Broad semiconductor index fund with 30 holdings. More equally weighted than SMH, giving mid-caps greater representation.
XSD
SPDR
0.35% ER
SPDR S&P Semiconductor ETF
Equal-weighted semiconductor ETF. Gives smaller chipmakers the same allocation as mega-caps like NVIDIA.
SOXQ
Invesco
0.19% ER
Invesco PHLX Semiconductor ETF
Lowest-cost semiconductor ETF tracking the PHLX Semiconductor Index. Good option for cost-conscious investors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are semiconductor stocks?
Semiconductor stocks are shares in companies that design, manufacture, or supply computer chips. Key players include NVIDIA (NVDA), AMD (AMD), Intel (INTC), Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Broadcom (AVGO), and Qualcomm (QCOM). The sector also includes equipment manufacturers like ASML and Applied Materials that make the machines used to fabricate chips, and materials suppliers that provide specialized chemicals and silicon wafers.
Why are semiconductor stocks important?
Semiconductors are the foundation of the modern digital economy. Every electronic device contains chips, and emerging technologies like AI, autonomous vehicles, IoT, and 5G all require increasingly advanced semiconductors. The industry generates over $500 billion in annual revenue and governments worldwide have designated chips as strategically important, with the U.S. CHIPS Act and EU Chips Act committing tens of billions in subsidies for domestic production.
What is the best semiconductor stock?
NVIDIA (NVDA) has emerged as the dominant AI chip company, with its GPUs powering most AI training and inference workloads. For broader diversification, Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) manufactures chips for nearly every major designer. Broadcom (AVGO) offers stable growth across networking, storage, and wireless. The best choice depends on your risk tolerance — NVIDIA has the highest growth but also elevated valuations, while Texas Instruments offers steadier returns with dividends.
Are semiconductor stocks cyclical?
Historically, semiconductors have been highly cyclical, with boom-bust patterns driven by inventory cycles and capital spending waves. However, the AI supercycle has introduced a structural demand driver that may moderate traditional cyclicality for companies with AI exposure. Analog and industrial chip companies like Texas Instruments remain more cyclical, while AI-focused names like NVIDIA have seen sustained demand growth that differs from historical patterns.
What is the CHIPS Act?
The CHIPS and Science Act is U.S. legislation providing approximately $52 billion in subsidies for domestic semiconductor manufacturing and research. It aims to reduce dependence on Asian chip production and strengthen national security. Companies receiving CHIPS Act funding include Intel, TSMC, and Samsung, which are building new fabrication facilities in the U.S. The EU and other countries have passed similar legislation, creating a global wave of semiconductor investment.
What is the difference between fabless and foundry?
Fabless companies like NVIDIA, AMD, and Qualcomm design chips but outsource manufacturing to foundries. Foundries like TSMC and Samsung Foundry manufacture chips designed by others. This split allows fabless companies to focus on design innovation without the massive capital costs of building fabrication plants (fabs), which can cost $10-20 billion each. Integrated companies like Intel both design and manufacture their own chips.
How does AI affect semiconductor stocks?
AI has created unprecedented demand for high-performance computing chips. NVIDIA's data center revenue has grown exponentially as companies invest in AI training infrastructure. The AI wave benefits the entire semiconductor supply chain — from GPU designers to memory makers like SK Hynix and Micron (which produce high-bandwidth memory for AI chips), to equipment companies like ASML whose machines are needed to build advanced process nodes.
What are the risks of semiconductor stocks?
Key risks include geopolitical tensions around Taiwan (where TSMC produces most advanced chips), trade restrictions on chip exports to China, cyclical inventory corrections, and the massive capital requirements for staying competitive. Semiconductor technology advances require billions in R&D spending, and companies that fall behind technologically can lose market share rapidly. AI-specific risks include potential demand normalization after the initial infrastructure buildout phase.
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