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Trades about 265% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Alcor Micro, Corp. specializes in the global design, development, and marketing of integrated semiconductor and software solutions. These solutions are primarily crafted for personal computer peripherals and consumer electronics. The company's offerings encompass a variety of human interface input/output technologies, such as controllers for flash media readers, USB hubs, cameras, and other multimedia-related components. Additionally, they provide essential controllers for mobile devices, data links, USB flash drives, solid-state drives (SSDs), and SD cards. Founded in 1999, Alcor Micro maintains its headquarters in Taipei, Taiwan.
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