With more than 40 years of experience, Digitron provides technology solutions and electronics manufacturing services. The company operates two strategically located manufacturing facilities: one in the Manaus Free Trade Zone and another in Minas Gerais. Both serve the requirements of Brazilian and international markets.
Certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, Digitron is committed to product quality and environmental responsibility throughout its operations. Its manufacturing capabilities support the production of a broad range of hardware to customer requirements, including motherboards, laptops, SSDs, and routers.
Through a network of 15 distributors and 10,000 resellers across Brazil, Digitron provides dedicated technical support and after-sales service. This network gives customers and partners access to both products and the support needed to achieve their commercial objectives. Digitron combines innovation, efficiency, and collaboration to support its customers’ success.
TERA was founded in 2014 with a commitment to advancing Brazil’s semiconductor industry through innovation, manufacturing excellence, and the development of high-technology solutions. From the outset, the company invested in expanding its production capacity, achieved ISO certification, and began volume production of a range of package types and memory solutions, including TSOP48L, BGA, eMMC, and eMCP.
Over the years, TERA reached significant production milestones, exceeding 10 million integrated circuits produced and introducing technologies such as four- and eight-die stacking and LPDDR4 memory. These developments strengthened its ability to meet the electronics industry’s growing requirements for quality, performance, and innovation.
In 2025, the company expanded its international activities by supplying eMMC solutions to major Chinese smartphone manufacturers. It also joined the Digitron Group and officially adopted the TERA brand. This new phase strengthened its international presence and reaffirmed its commitment to innovation, technological advancement, and the development of Brazil’s semiconductor industry.
