- Ceva, Inc. is a leading licensor of silicon and software IP for the Smart Edge, specializing in enabling smart devices to connect, sense, and infer data efficiently.
- In Q4 2025, Ceva reported record revenue of $31.3 million, a 10% sequential increase, and completed a strategic NPU licensing agreement with a major PC OEM, marking a significant milestone in their AI licensing business.
- Ceva has established partnerships with key players like NXP Semiconductors, integrating its AI DSP into NXP's S32 automotive processors for software-defined vehicles, which are projected to grow significantly in the coming years.
- Ideal buyers for Ceva's solutions include OEMs and manufacturers in the automotive and consumer electronics sectors looking to enhance their products with advanced AI capabilities, addressing the growing demand for efficient on-device processing.
Sales and Support is the largest team with 258 employees, underscoring Ceva’s emphasis on customer engagement and technical assistance for veterinary clients. Business Management (196 employees) and Engineering (189 employees) are the next-largest groups, reflecting a balanced investment in corporate leadership and product development. Operations, Marketing & Product, and Finance & Administration collectively account for more than 280 employees, providing the backbone for manufacturing, brand positioning, and fiscal oversight. Smaller yet essential units such as Human Resources, Risk & Compliance, and Quality round out the organization, helping to foster a compliant and well-governed business environment.
Ceva’s workforce is widely distributed, with 776 employees classified under “Other” locations—an indication of many smaller sites and field-based roles around the world. The largest single site is Kansas City, KS, employing 119 people and serving as a significant operational hub in North America. European offices in Bordeaux (73 employees) and Paris (11 employees) highlight the company’s French roots, while Campinas in Brazil (19), Budapest in Hungary (27), Barcelona in Spain (13), Bangkok in Thailand (5), Johannesburg in South Africa (10), and Sydney in Australia (13) illustrate its broad global footprint.
