Hardware, semiconductors, and global tech platforms - profiles of notable Technology companies on Corpy.
The bigger the platform, the further the legal parent drifts from the engineering.
This cluster spans semiconductors, consumer hardware and the internet platforms built on top of them. Structure tracks capital history rather than product: Alphabet's super-voting reorganisation, ASML and TomTom under Dutch N.V. rules, Arm and Darktrace as UK plcs, and the Cayman-holding pattern behind Tencent, Sea and Grab. Prosus and Booking show what happens when a holding company outgrows its operating business.
Each profile traces why the parent ended up where it did, and which jurisdiction actually holds the intellectual property.
