Market Cap 125.78M
Revenue (ttm) 20.11M
Net Income (ttm) -3.84M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -19.10%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.63
Volume 125,419
Avg Vol 137,818
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 17.09M
Stochastic %K 9%
Beta 0.79
Analysts Sell
Price Target $7.97

Company Profile

QuickLogic Corporation operates as a fabless semiconductor company. The company offers embedded FPGA intellectual property, low power, multicore semiconductor system-on-chips, discrete FPGAs, and AI software; and end-to-end artificial intelligence/machine learning solution with accurate sensor algorithms using AI technology. It also provides various products, such as software tools, and eFPGA IP enables the practical and efficient field programmability for aerospace and defense, consumer/industr...

Industry: Semiconductors
Sector: Technology
Phone: 408 990 4000
Address:
2220 Lundy Avenue, San Jose, United States
Bulltrader988
Bulltrader988 Feb. 3 at 7:29 PM
$QUIK 🤝🤝 $INTC Still full conviction 👃👀 https://x.com/i/status/2018743877541278005
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BillionerOfKing
BillionerOfKing Feb. 2 at 8:50 PM
$QUIK Current Stock Price: $7.45 Contracts to trade: $7.0 QUIK Feb 20 2026 Call Entry: $0.55 Exit: $0.92 ROI: 67% Hold ~31 days Shared as daily free alerts and for educational purposes only. https://dailypickai.com/freealerts
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Feb. 1 at 8:18 PM
$QUIK Additional info and commentary on the HS Bill. ICE and CBD are ALREADY FUNDED for the next few years, as part of the OBBB (One Big Beautiful Bill), so nothing being fought over here hinders them. What is NOT funded if they hold up the HS bill, includes vital things like the Coast Guard and the Secret Service, who will stop getting paid. If Congress passes the Senate's TWO WEEK Continuing Resolution (CR), and the Bill of 5, Trump should sign them later this week. BUT, if they fight over HS the full two weeks or longer, HS could again shut down later this month.
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Feb. 1 at 7:40 PM
$QUIK Update on the government shutdown. Trump negotiated a compromise. The Senate split the House bill funding 6 departments, and separated out Homeland security (HS), so it's now a Bill of 5 and a Bill for HS. They passed the Bill of 5, which includes Defense, State and others. They fund HS for only TWO WEEKS. Both Bills now go back to the House, where they won't pick them up until Tuesday. It's looks like the two parties are setting up to fight over the HS bill over the next two weeks. Democrats want body cameras and restrictions/limitations on ICE. Republicans want an end to Sanctuary Cities/States included in the bill. So the government is shut down at least until Tuesday, for a vote, maybe longer. If the House changes it again, it has to go back to the Senate, and then back again. It's not clear whether Trump will sign the Bill of 5 into law, (probably will, IMO), if/when he gets it next week. Congress seems to turn routine government funding into perpetual fighting and delay.
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niks
niks Jan. 30 at 3:58 PM
$QUIK bearish outlook makes me buy more.. 🤣.. future is becoming ✨️ .. let ppl post trading from 5 or 25 yrs. Doesn't make individual brilliant as i would have retired if I am trading that long..
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 30 at 1:21 AM
$QUIK Sandisk, a memory maker, blew out earnings tonight, and the price is way up. I don't care about it. Again, I’m just researching the memory shortage and price increases that INTC reported last week. There is a lot here - too much to snip for this forum, but I’ve provided the link to the call. The NAND industry has done things one way for decades, but now they are trying to change it in just a quarter or two, and prioritize the data center customers, over their older customers. I’m thinking about the non-Datacenter market and the impact on the customer’s customers and the consumers in the near term. Is has to be massive disruption to the commodity NAND markets. If you are interested, search for this Q&A text and start reading. <<Mehdi Hosseini: Okay. Great. And one question for David. >> https://www.fool.com/earnings/call-transcripts/2026/01/29/sandisk-sndk-q2-2026-earnings-call-transcript/
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dillon95
dillon95 Jan. 29 at 7:51 PM
$QUIK Sideways structure intact
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 3:24 PM
$QUIK While these Mag-7 companies may be able to power through this, with just blips on their future earnings, or inventory adjustments, because the entire foundry is shifting to meet their demands, the affects on smaller companies could be huge. Who can survive a 6X price in memory, and a loss of supply, that could last a "couple of years", like IBM said? Whole industries like like PCs, and smartphone manufacturers, gaming, autos, consumer goods, etc. could be hit hard, going forward. To many smaller suppliers of these industries, drastic moves will have to be made, affecting people and jobs. Like tossing a brick in a pond, the ripples and waves from this shock are moving outward as we speak. Who knows what and where the impacts will be? This fits with my Wave 5 peak charts.
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 2:19 PM
$QUIK 1 of 4 MSFT, META, TSLA and IBM reported earnings yesterday. While I care not a whit about their short-term moves or prospects, I did look for any comments confirming what INTC reported last week about wafer, DRAM, and NAND supply issues and spiking memory prices. There were some very interesting comments. MSFT said THIS: • << The company cautioned that increased memory pricing "would impact capital expenditures" and may "create additional volatility" in both Windows OEM and server transactional purchasing going forward. << Our customer demand continues to exceed our supply.>> << Results were ahead of expectations as inventory levels remained elevated with increased purchasing ahead of memory price increases.>> << Therefore, Windows OEM revenue should decline roughly 10%. The range of potential outcomes remains wider than normal, IN PART DUE TO THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE PC MARKET FROM INCREASED MEMORY PRICING.>> Continued.
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 2:19 PM
$QUIK 2 of 4 TSLA (Musk) said THIS: << I mean, when I look ahead at, say, what’s the limiting factor for Tesla growth, if you go, say, three or four years out, I think it actually is chip production. Is there enough AI, okay, enough AI logic and enough AI, and enough memory, enough RAM for our volume?>> ELON, being as smart as anyone ever, is looking to build his own chip fab (Terafab) to have his own supply. << So I think we-- if we don’t do the Tesla Terafab, we’re gonna be limited by supplier output of chips. AND I THINK MAYBE MEMORY IS AN EVEN BIGGER LIMITER THAN AI LOGIC. So you know, for example, we have chip supply deals with TSMC in Arizona and Samsung in Texas, but currently there are no advanced memory fabs at scale in the United States. There are zero, literally zero.>> Continued.
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Bulltrader988
Bulltrader988 Feb. 3 at 7:29 PM
$QUIK 🤝🤝 $INTC Still full conviction 👃👀 https://x.com/i/status/2018743877541278005
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BillionerOfKing
BillionerOfKing Feb. 2 at 8:50 PM
$QUIK Current Stock Price: $7.45 Contracts to trade: $7.0 QUIK Feb 20 2026 Call Entry: $0.55 Exit: $0.92 ROI: 67% Hold ~31 days Shared as daily free alerts and for educational purposes only. https://dailypickai.com/freealerts
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Feb. 1 at 8:18 PM
$QUIK Additional info and commentary on the HS Bill. ICE and CBD are ALREADY FUNDED for the next few years, as part of the OBBB (One Big Beautiful Bill), so nothing being fought over here hinders them. What is NOT funded if they hold up the HS bill, includes vital things like the Coast Guard and the Secret Service, who will stop getting paid. If Congress passes the Senate's TWO WEEK Continuing Resolution (CR), and the Bill of 5, Trump should sign them later this week. BUT, if they fight over HS the full two weeks or longer, HS could again shut down later this month.
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Feb. 1 at 7:40 PM
$QUIK Update on the government shutdown. Trump negotiated a compromise. The Senate split the House bill funding 6 departments, and separated out Homeland security (HS), so it's now a Bill of 5 and a Bill for HS. They passed the Bill of 5, which includes Defense, State and others. They fund HS for only TWO WEEKS. Both Bills now go back to the House, where they won't pick them up until Tuesday. It's looks like the two parties are setting up to fight over the HS bill over the next two weeks. Democrats want body cameras and restrictions/limitations on ICE. Republicans want an end to Sanctuary Cities/States included in the bill. So the government is shut down at least until Tuesday, for a vote, maybe longer. If the House changes it again, it has to go back to the Senate, and then back again. It's not clear whether Trump will sign the Bill of 5 into law, (probably will, IMO), if/when he gets it next week. Congress seems to turn routine government funding into perpetual fighting and delay.
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niks
niks Jan. 30 at 3:58 PM
$QUIK bearish outlook makes me buy more.. 🤣.. future is becoming ✨️ .. let ppl post trading from 5 or 25 yrs. Doesn't make individual brilliant as i would have retired if I am trading that long..
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 30 at 1:21 AM
$QUIK Sandisk, a memory maker, blew out earnings tonight, and the price is way up. I don't care about it. Again, I’m just researching the memory shortage and price increases that INTC reported last week. There is a lot here - too much to snip for this forum, but I’ve provided the link to the call. The NAND industry has done things one way for decades, but now they are trying to change it in just a quarter or two, and prioritize the data center customers, over their older customers. I’m thinking about the non-Datacenter market and the impact on the customer’s customers and the consumers in the near term. Is has to be massive disruption to the commodity NAND markets. If you are interested, search for this Q&A text and start reading. <<Mehdi Hosseini: Okay. Great. And one question for David. >> https://www.fool.com/earnings/call-transcripts/2026/01/29/sandisk-sndk-q2-2026-earnings-call-transcript/
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dillon95
dillon95 Jan. 29 at 7:51 PM
$QUIK Sideways structure intact
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 3:24 PM
$QUIK While these Mag-7 companies may be able to power through this, with just blips on their future earnings, or inventory adjustments, because the entire foundry is shifting to meet their demands, the affects on smaller companies could be huge. Who can survive a 6X price in memory, and a loss of supply, that could last a "couple of years", like IBM said? Whole industries like like PCs, and smartphone manufacturers, gaming, autos, consumer goods, etc. could be hit hard, going forward. To many smaller suppliers of these industries, drastic moves will have to be made, affecting people and jobs. Like tossing a brick in a pond, the ripples and waves from this shock are moving outward as we speak. Who knows what and where the impacts will be? This fits with my Wave 5 peak charts.
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 2:19 PM
$QUIK 1 of 4 MSFT, META, TSLA and IBM reported earnings yesterday. While I care not a whit about their short-term moves or prospects, I did look for any comments confirming what INTC reported last week about wafer, DRAM, and NAND supply issues and spiking memory prices. There were some very interesting comments. MSFT said THIS: • << The company cautioned that increased memory pricing "would impact capital expenditures" and may "create additional volatility" in both Windows OEM and server transactional purchasing going forward. << Our customer demand continues to exceed our supply.>> << Results were ahead of expectations as inventory levels remained elevated with increased purchasing ahead of memory price increases.>> << Therefore, Windows OEM revenue should decline roughly 10%. The range of potential outcomes remains wider than normal, IN PART DUE TO THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE PC MARKET FROM INCREASED MEMORY PRICING.>> Continued.
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 2:19 PM
$QUIK 2 of 4 TSLA (Musk) said THIS: << I mean, when I look ahead at, say, what’s the limiting factor for Tesla growth, if you go, say, three or four years out, I think it actually is chip production. Is there enough AI, okay, enough AI logic and enough AI, and enough memory, enough RAM for our volume?>> ELON, being as smart as anyone ever, is looking to build his own chip fab (Terafab) to have his own supply. << So I think we-- if we don’t do the Tesla Terafab, we’re gonna be limited by supplier output of chips. AND I THINK MAYBE MEMORY IS AN EVEN BIGGER LIMITER THAN AI LOGIC. So you know, for example, we have chip supply deals with TSMC in Arizona and Samsung in Texas, but currently there are no advanced memory fabs at scale in the United States. There are zero, literally zero.>> Continued.
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 2:18 PM
$QUIK 3 of 4 TSLA continued: << but I think we’ve got to also try our hand at building a large-scale fab that integrates logic, memory, and packaging. AND IF WE DON’T DO THAT, WE’RE JUST GONNA BE FUNDAMENTALLY LIMITED BY SUPPLY CHAIN, especially if there’s some geo- in a worst-case geopolitical situation, it would be quite a severe situation. So I think -- quite frankly, it’d be crazy not to try the Terafab.>> Continued.
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 2:18 PM
$QUIK 4 of 4 IBM said THIS: << If I remember correctly, SPOT MEMORY DRAM PRICES ARE SIX TIMES THAT OF LAST YEAR. A big reason for that for those who are interested, is because a lot of the capacity is moving over to HBM. Or high bandwidth memory, which is required for AI servers. And if I remember correctly, IT TAKES ABOUT FOUR MAYBE EIGHT TIMES THE CAPACITY OF DRAM TO DO HBM. Pricing and the demand for HBM is driving all the vendors into that.>> << So let's acknowledge is gonna be memory pressure, AND THAT PROBABLY LASTS AT LEAST A COUPLE OF YEARS. But as look at that, it also gives opportunity AI portions of the portfolio to get a lot of tailwinds.>>
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 1:28 PM
$QUIK The labels on those charts got reversed. Sorry about that.
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 29 at 1:25 PM
$QUIK The S&P500 gave off Wave 5 peaks on both the Daily and Weekly charts yesterday, and a Wave 3 peak on the monthly chart (not shown). It also bounced off an options Gamma wall as well. While these can be extended a bit, we are probably close to some form of pattern change lower.
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Carmichael77
Carmichael77 Jan. 28 at 8:10 PM
$QUIK More speculation https://winbuzzer.com/2026/01/28/intel-revives-hybrid-ai-processor-strategy-after-industry-exit-xcxwbn/
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 28 at 6:42 PM
$QUIK The Senate returned this morning, after being off the last 1 1/2 weeks. A possible partial government shutdown looms at midnight on Friday. Despite this, there is no vote scheduled for today, leaving just 2 days. The House passed a package of six funding bills earlier. <<THESE INCLUDE DHS FUNDING, along with funding for the departments of Defense; Labor, Health and Human Services and Education; Transportation and Housing and Urban Development; State; and Treasury. >> https://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/2026/01/28/what-time-does-senate-vote-today-on-government-shutdown-next-vote-budget-2026-live-update-votes/88389453007/ The bill requires 60 votes to pass, but the makeup of the Senate is 53-47, so bi-partisan votes are required. Several members from both parties have said they will vote NO if the DHS funding is included as-is. To split the bill apart, the House would have to make changes, debate the changes, and vote again, before the Senate votes. Also, the President is part of this because it's not law without his signature. If the bill fails, the DoW is also not funded The next two days will be interesting.
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scalpemfast
scalpemfast Jan. 27 at 11:08 PM
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scalpemfast
scalpemfast Jan. 27 at 10:57 PM
$INTC ,$QUIK ,https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/intels-roadmap-adds-mysterious-hybrid-ai-processor-featuring-x86-cpus-dedicated-ai-accelerator-and-programmable-ip-chip-may-capitalize-on-a-market-forgotten-by-nvidia-and-amd
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Carmichael77
Carmichael77 Jan. 27 at 7:55 PM
$QUIK Pure Speculation! https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/intels-roadmap-adds-mysterious-hybrid-ai-processor-featuring-x86-cpus-dedicated-ai-accelerator-and-programmable-ip-chip-may-capitalize-on-a-market-forgotten-by-nvidia-and-amd
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Carmichael77
Carmichael77 Jan. 26 at 9:50 PM
$QUIK QUIK's partner + Quantum! https://www.statesman.com/business/technology/article/ionq-skywater-18b-acquisition-21315620.phpQUIK
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 25 at 10:28 PM
2026 is a year of major change, where memory production shifts to AI customers will squeeze out consumer and industrial players world-wide. How will this affect smaller players like $QUIK? <<Amid tightening memory supply, the industry is shifting focus to high-margin, cutting-edge products catering to hyperscalers. Legacy, consumer-oriented memory is gradually reaching end-of-life, with 2026 POISED AS A WATERSHED YEAR FOR KEY PLAYERS.>> <<Samsung is sticking firmly to its end-of-life plan. As a result, DDR4 supply is set to drop sharply in 2026, pushing per-gigabit prices to record highs.>> << the worldwide MLC NAND Flash capacity is expected to decrease by 41.7% YOY in 2026.>> <<With 2026 marking a watershed moment, memory makers are clearly prioritizing profitability over breadth. The SHIFT TOWARD ENTERPRISE-GRADE, AI-FOCUSED PRODUCTS will redefine competitive dynamics —LEAVING CONSUMER AND INDUSTRIAL SEGMENTS TO NAVIGATE TIGHTER SUPPLY AND RISING COSTS.>> https://www.trendforce.com/news/2026/01/19/news-out-with-the-old-memory-giants-map-their-2025-26-exit-strategy-amid-supply-crunch/
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SectorInvestor
SectorInvestor Jan. 23 at 6:26 PM
In the Q3 2025 earnings call, Brian said THIS: <<However, a contract valued at nearly $3,000,000 for a commercial application targeting an advanced fabrication node has been forecasted by the customer to be awarded late in the quarter. If this contract is awarded on or very near the date forecasted, we will be able to recognize a large portion of that revenue in Q4, and with that, realize our $6,000,000 objective. ... Due to this, Elias will present an unusually wide guidance range. >> The ONLY advanced process node $QUIK has is at 18A. Last night, Intel said THIS: ><<Where possible, we're prioritizing our internal wafer supply to data center >> <<Rising component pricing is a dynamic we continue to watch closely, especially relative to the client market, and COULD LIMIT OUR REVENUE OPPORTUNITY THIS YEAR. >> They also reported 18A yield issues. That may be why QUIK's big contract was not received or pushed out - (there would have been a PR for anything over $1M).
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