CEVA
CEVA · NASDAQ · Technology
$28.10
$1.35 (-4.81%) today
Market Cap
$791.13M
24h Volume
$12.2M
P/E Ratio
-22.6
52w High
$50.06
52w Low
$17.21
Est. AI Revenue
30%
7-Day Sparkline (Static)
Company facts
Performance
About CEVA
CEVA is a semiconductor IP company. Rather than making chips, it licenses processor designs to chipmakers, then collects royalties on every chip shipped with its technology inside. Its designs target edge devices: phones, earbuds, cars, and connected sensors.
Its AI-facing portfolio includes the NeuPro-M AI processor core for on-device inference, the SensPro sensor hub for fusing camera and sensor data, the CEVA-BX DSP, and WhisPro voice AI. Much of its current royalty base still comes from connectivity and audio IP.
Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, CEVA trades on the NASDAQ, is led by CEO Amir Panush, and employs roughly 400 people.
CEVA in the AI buildout
CEVA sits in the Semiconductors layer as an IP supplier for the edge side of the buildout. When AI inference moves onto devices, phones, wearables, cars, and sensors, chipmakers need licensed processor cores like NeuPro to run it efficiently, and CEVA earns royalties on each chip shipped. That royalty stream from on-device AI is the growth story, though connectivity and audio IP still carry much of current revenue. Supercycle scores its exposure as moderate and rising with edge AI adoption.
CEVA is tracked in Semiconductors, rated Growing on the AI Exposure leaderboard.
By the numbers
52-week range
CEVA trades at $28.10, 33% of the way up its 52-week range of $17.21 to $50.06.
Market cap
Market capitalization is $791.13M, with an AI Exposure Score of 40 out of 100.
Next earnings
CEVA is next expected to report earnings on November 9, 2026.
Market data as of the close on . Prices are end of day, not live.
Frequently asked questions
What does CEVA do?
CEVA licenses semiconductor IP, including AI processor cores and sensor hub designs, to chipmakers. It earns license fees and royalties on chips shipped with its technology inside.
How is CEVA exposed to AI?
Through edge inference. Royalties from chips using its NeuPro AI cores are the key growth story, though connectivity and audio IP still drive much of revenue. Supercycle gives it an AI Exposure Score of 40 out of 100.
What are CEVA's main products?
The NeuPro-M AI processor core, the SensPro sensor hub, the CEVA-BX DSP, and WhisPro voice AI, all licensed to chipmakers building edge devices.
Who leads CEVA and where is it based?
CEO Amir Panush leads CEVA from Mountain View, California. The company was founded in 1999, trades on the NASDAQ, and employs roughly 400 people.
Is CEVA a pure play AI stock?
No. CEVA is a semiconductor IP licensor where on-device AI royalties are the growth engine but not yet the whole business. Its score of 40 out of 100 reflects that transition.
Profile written 2026-08, updated as the business changes. Editorial content, not investment advice.
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