Texas Instruments supply chain risk

As of 2026-10-09, Texas Instruments depends on 4 tracked suppliers headquartered in 3 countries (2 of them in the United States). 2 of those suppliers hold a monopoly or leader position in their own segment, led by Applied Materials and Air Liquide. Texas Instruments itself carries a supply-chain criticality score of 81/100, with 237 tracked companies downstream of it.

Data as of 2026-10-09 · suppliers are the curated key_supplier edges in the wafergraph dataset (researched or segment-inferred — see /methodology) · criticality is the graph-derived chokepoint score, 0–100

Dominant and single-source suppliers

  • Applied Materials — leader in Deposition, United States criticality 83/100
  • Air Liquide — leader in Specialty Gases, France criticality 83/100

A monopoly or leader supplier is the hardest to replace. These are the edges to watch first.

Suppliers by country

  • United States — 2 suppliers (50%)
  • France — 1 supplier (25%)
  • Taiwan — 1 supplier (25%)

All 4 tracked suppliers

Downstream exposure

  • Criticality score: 81/100
  • Companies downstream of Texas Instruments: 237
  • Tracked market cap downstream (priced companies only): $35.97T across 148 priced companies
Frequently asked questions3
How many suppliers does Texas Instruments have?
wafergraph tracks 4 key suppliers for Texas Instruments, across 3 countries.
Which of Texas Instruments's suppliers are single-source risks?
Applied Materials and Air Liquide hold monopoly or leader positions in their segments, which makes them the hardest suppliers for Texas Instruments to replace.
What is Texas Instruments's supply-chain criticality score?
Texas Instruments scores 81/100 on wafergraph's chokepoint criticality index, with 237 tracked companies downstream.

Cite as: wafergraph, “Texas Instruments supply chain risk — 4 suppliers, single-source exposure & criticality”, https://wafergraph.com/supply-chain-risk/ti (data as of 2026-10-09).

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