Ceva, a leader in silicon and software IP for smart edge devices, has appointed Ziv Hammer as Executive Vice President of Connectivity & Sensing. Hammer brings over 20 years of semiconductor experience from Intel, Infineon, and GlobalFoundries, where he led large engineering teams and developed advanced technologies. His role consolidates Ceva's connectivity, sensing businesses, and CTO Office under one leader, aiming to enhance technology execution and deepen customer relationships in the growing Physical AI market. This move positions Ceva to better serve customers seeking customized system solutions and to advance its AI-driven product offerings.
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