AMI has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Lattice Semiconductor. The companies stated that the combination brings together complementary strengths, with a shared focus on customers and commitment to the broader ecosystem. AMI will continue supporting its customers, partners, and existing platforms while collaborating with Lattice to expand solutions that address complex platform challenges.
The announcement follows Lattice Semiconductor's report of 42% year-over-year first quarter 2026 revenue growth, with its Compute & Communications segment achieving record revenue.
Sanjoy Maity, Chief Executive Officer of AMI, said: “Lattice and AMI share a long history of collaboration and a common vision for secure system design. This combination allows us to build on that foundation, extending the reach of AMI’s platform firmware and infrastructure manageability solutions while maintaining the open, silicon agnostic, multi vendor support our customers value. Together, we believe we can deliver more complete and integrated management and control solutions for the systems being designed today – and tomorrow.”
Ford Tamer, President and Chief Executive Officer of Lattice Semiconductor, said: “Our acquisition of AMI advances our everywhere companion chip strategy and shared vision to deliver secure management and control solutions that help customers deploy complex systems faster and with greater confidence – with expanded design choice and flexibility. AMI’s expertise in firmware and infrastructure for cloud and AI is a natural extension of our portfolio, deepening our role in system-level security, manageability, and control. We expect our combined capabilities to create significant value for our customers and shareholders.”
AMI is described as a global leader in Dynamic Firmware for security, orchestration, and manageability solutions. The company enables compute platforms from on-premises to the cloud to the edge. Its foundational technology and customer support have led to partnerships with prominent brands in the high-tech industry. For more information, visit www.ami.com.
