Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville and Bee Cave
Dell, Oracle, Tesla and CrowdStrike run their companies from here, alongside a newer field of defense, robotics and energy builders. Software is still most of the list; the hardware headquarters are what changed.
Overview
Software is the bulk; hard tech is the growth.
This directory lists 0 technology companies with their corporate headquarters in Austin or the surrounding metro: Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville and Bee Cave. Software is the largest group, from Oracle and Indeed to SolarWinds and WP Engine. The hard-tech headquarters are the newer part: aerospace and defense, robotics, energy and chips.
Companies with big Austin operations but headquarters elsewhere, such as Samsung, Apple and AMD, are listed separately below.
Aerospace and defense
Saronic builds autonomous surface vessels and was valued at $9.25B. Firefly Aerospace in Cedar Park lands on the Moon and trades on Nasdaq. CesiumAstro makes phased-array communications for satellites and closed a $470M Series C in 2026.
Robotics and EVs
Tesla runs its vehicle, Optimus, energy, chip and Cortex programs from Giga Texas. Apptronik builds the Apollo humanoid and raised $520M in 2026 at a valuation above $5.5B. ICON prints houses and builds for NASA's lunar program.
Energy
T1 Energy makes solar modules in Dallas and cells near Rockdale. Base Power leases home batteries. Aalo Atomics and Last Energy, which moved its headquarters from Washington in 2025, build small reactors.
Chips and hardware
Dell in Round Rock is the largest hardware headquarters. Cirrus Logic and Silicon Labs are fabless chip companies; VORAGO makes radiation-hardened chips for space and defense; NXP runs its Americas operations from its Austin fabs.
Directory
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Headquartered elsewhere
| Company | Headquarters | In Austin |
|---|---|---|
| Samsung | Suwon | Austin legacy fabs and the Taylor fab; more than 9,000 metro employees |
| Apple | Cupertino | Largest US campus outside California; more than 7,000 employees |
| IBM | Armonk | About 6,000 Austin employees |
| Amazon and AWS | Seattle | Corporate offices at The Domain, more than 3,000 employees; see AWS Texas compute |
| Mountain View | Downtown tower, about 2,500 employees; see Google Texas compute | |
| BAE Systems | London | $150M Austin campus, more than 1,400 employees |
| AMD | Santa Clara | Austin design center, AMD's largest US site |
| Meta | Menlo Park | Offices in Austin; the Temple data center in Bell County |
| Intel | Santa Clara | Austin design center |
| Texas Instruments | Dallas | The Sherman fabs and other Texas fabs |
| Einride | Stockholm | North American regional office |
| REE Automotive | Tel Aviv | North American headquarters in Pflugerville |
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