Companies and Institutions
Partial list of companies (January 2011: 1,260 corporate names, and around 25,911 jobs) and institutions located within Sophia Antipolis:
- 3Roam
- Accenture
- Air France
- Altran Praxis (software house)
- Amadeus, a travel industry IT company
- American Express Business Travel
- ARM Limited
- Astrium GeoInformation Services
- Atos
- Avanade
- Broadcom
- Cadence Design Systems
- Capgemini
- Codix
- Crossbeam
- CSR plc
- European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics (ERCIM), the European home of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
- European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI)
- Fortinet
- France Telecom
- Galderma Laboratories
- Hewlett Packard
- Hitachi Sophia-Antipolis laboratory
- Honeywell
- IBM
- Icera Semiconductor, now part of NVIDIA
- Infineon
- INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis unit
- Institut Eurécom
- Intel
- Luxottica
- Micromania Video Game Retailer
- Mines ParisTech, École Nationale Superieure de Mines de Paris
- MRL Technology
- Nicox
- NVIDIA
- Orange
- Pixeet, 360 degree software and mobile hardware solutions, International Center for Advanced Communication
- Polytech'Nice-Sophia, (polytechnic school of the University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis)
- Rohm and Haas
- SAP AG, SAP Labs France
- Skema Business School, School of Knowledge Economy and Management
- Slice Factory
- ST Ericsson
- STMicroelectronics – STNWireless JV.
- Tetra Engineering Europe
- Toyota ED2 - Toyota Europe Design Development studio
- The Next Level
- UDcast
- Wall Street Systems
Sophia Antipolis also benefits from the close proximity of Thales Alenia Space (Cannes), IBM (La Gaude), Schneider Electric (Carros), and Texas Instruments (Villeneuve-Loubet).
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