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Trades about 443% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
RDC Semiconductor Co., Ltd. designs and develops 16/32-bit microprocessors in Taiwan and internationally. The company offers EmKore platform for embedded applications, such as point of sale systems, public information kiosk, human machine interfaces, thin client computer, embedded industrial computer applications, industrial automation control equipment, cloud healthcare system, smart vending machine, automated teller machine, digital signage, and in-vehicle infotainment system; and RDC IAD processor platform for fanless applications. It also provides 32-bit and 16-bit microcontrollers for various applications, including industrial control, industrial computer, POS/KIOSK, communication products, digital photo frame, information appliance peripheral products, digital signage, and thin client; and NPU for communication products, printer server NAS, home broadband router, network camera, industrial control, and VoIP phone applications. In addition, it offers Low Power SoCs for Programmable Automation Controller, Embedded Board Solutions, Data Acquisition Controller, and Industrial Automation Control; and connectivity for various applications, including multi-port communication card and gas station fuel control systems. RDC Semiconductor Co., Ltd. was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Hsinchu City, Taiwan.
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