Iranian Drones Utilize Basic Texas Instruments Microprocessors
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 24
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What happened
Texas Instruments microprocessors have been found in Iran’s Shahed suicide drones. These components are basic and older, with designs dating back to 2008. The drones rely on a combination of domestic manufacturing, foreign electronics, and international procurement networks.
From pakobserver.net
Why it matters
The use of widely available commercial components suggests a weakness in Western sanctions efforts against Iran's drone program. These older, simple components are difficult to restrict because similar electronics are used in industrial machinery and toys.
From pakobserver.net
Who's involved
- Texas InstrumentsAmerican multinational semiconductor design and manufacturing company
- SENSATA TECHNOLOGIESCompany that was historically a subsidiary of Texas Instruments
- NasdaqAmerican stock exchange where Texas Instruments is formally listed
- Securities and Exchange CommissionGovernment agency that Texas Instruments is legally required to file reports with
- ILANCEO of Texas Instruments
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The entities involved
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Texas Instruments
American multinational semiconductor design and manufacturing company