Tyndall Institute reports three semiconductor spinout firms

Seamus O'Driscoll, Founder & CEO, PulpoSemi and Dr Patrick Morrissey, Director of Innovation and Industry Engagement, Tyndall.

Seamus O'Driscoll, Founder & CEO, PulpoSemi and Dr Patrick Morrissey, Director of Innovation and Industry Engagement, Tyndall.

The spinout of three new companies was flagged by the Tyndall National Institute as evidence of Ireland’s emerging indigenous semiconductor sector.

Publishing its annual report, the Institute said 2025 was the most successful year for commercialisation activity to date; Vivid Photonics, PulpoSemi and Endurance Semiconductors were established to bring breakthrough Irish semiconductor technologies to global markets.

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