WS Audiology
company
Hearing Aids
IC team of 30+ specialists in Lynge designs analog and digital hearing aid chips. Widex + Sivantos merger (2019). Latest: W1 chip in Widex Allure.
Semiconductor activity in Denmark
WS Audiology's IC Development department in Lynge has 30+ specialists designing analog and digital hearing aid chips. Formed from the Widex and Sivantos merger (2019), the team continues the Widex tradition of in-house chip development. The latest Widex Allure (2025) features the W1 chip. RF engineers handle Bluetooth and NFMI integration. The IC team works alongside colleagues in Erlangen, Germany. Over 1,000 employees are based at the Lynge HQ.
Key facts
- IC team of 30+ specialists in Lynge
- Widex + Sivantos merger, 2019
- Latest: W1 chip in Widex Allure (2025)
- 1,000+ employees at Lynge HQ
- IC colleagues also in Erlangen, Germany
Technology focus
- Custom hearing aid ASIC design (analog + digital)
- Bluetooth LE and NFMI radio integration
- Ultra-low-power mixed-signal design
- Cloud-based fitting software integration
R&D footprint
~35
estimated R&D staff in Denmark — Denmark IC team in Lynge