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GSA Honors InvenSense with Most Respected Public Semiconductor Company Award

Dec 18 2012

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InvenSense, Inc., the leading provider of MotionTracking™ devices, received a prestigious award at the 2012 Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA) Awards Dinner Celebration.

InvenSense was granted the most Respected Public Semiconductor Company Award. In addition, InvenSense was recognized as one of the top three best financially managed semiconductor companies with annual sales of up to $500M. Over 270 semiconductor companies were evaluated for these awards.

“InvenSense is in the fastest growing segment of the semiconductor industry as the demand for MEMS sensor solutions continues to grow substantially,” said Behrooz Abdi, President and CEO of InvenSense. “The GSA awards are recognition that InvenSense is an innovative leader in MEMS with a solid business model and a strong track record of execution.”

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