The board of directors of Imagination Technologies has appointed Markus Mosen as the chief executive officer (CEO). He joins the company with experience leading semiconductor businesses. Mosen built and scaled WeEn Semiconductors and previously served as vice president at NXP Semiconductors. He also held vice president and general manager roles at Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific. Mosen succeeds the interim CEO, Didier Lamouche, who will return as a non-executive director.
Ray Bingham, executive chairman of Imagination said: “The Board is committed to growing Imagination into the defining semiconductor IP provider for graphics and AI at the edge – and this starts with ensuring that the company has the right leadership. Markus joins us with a proven track record of scaling international semiconductor businesses and has deep insight into the markets that matter most to Imagination. He is the perfect candidate to take Imagination into its next chapter.”
Markus Mosen commented: “It’s a privilege to join Imagination at this moment. The company has a long-held reputation for semiconductor innovation, and its ambitious technology roadmap for graphics and AI at the edge promises to continue this tradition.”
“Imagination already has a strong customer base across diverse markets, and a world-class engineering team. My job will be to accelerate its growth by providing solid leadership, operational excellence and an outstanding experience for customers. I am very excited to get started.”
Source: Imagination Technologies
About Imagination Technologies
Imagination Technologies is a provider of semiconductor intellectual property (IP) focused on GPU, AI, and connectivity solutions. Established in 1985, the company designs and licenses processor technologies to semiconductor and system companies worldwide. Its core offerings include graphics processing units, AI accelerators, and wireless communication technologies, serving industries such as mobile devices, automotive, consumer electronics, and embedded systems. Imagination’s technologies are integrated into smartphones, tablets, automotive systems, and a range of connected devices. The company is headquartered in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, and maintains operations across Europe, Asia, and North America. The company focuses on R&D to advance graphics, compute, and communication technologies.