 Startups are exciting, whether you are simply interested in the new technology that they might be developing or are looking to join one early and hope to cash out big through an initial public offering or through being acquired. Maybe you are just looking for ideas for your own startup and browsing through what other startups might be doing might just give you that needed spark that will put you on the right path. In any case, EETimes.com just updated their list of the top 60 semiconductor startups for 2007. The list is not exactly detailed about what each company does, but at least it provides a quick snapshot on each company and a web address. Not that the web address is of much use in some cases; for example, XMOS Semiconductor and Unity Semiconductor have a little more than welcome pages and that’s about it. However, this seems to be an exception as most startups are eager to tell you a lot about their upcoming products and it also seems that most of them are actively hiring. While many of the startups on this year’s list can be found on previous lists, there are several new ones, including: Ambric, Artimi, Athena Design, Blaze DFM, Boston Circuits, Codeplay, Mirics Semiconductor, Nanoradio, Nemerix, Nemoptic, Prime Sense, Takumi Technology, Tilera, Unity Semiconductor, XMOS Semiconductor, and Xoomsys. You can find the complete list of all the selected startups here.
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