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REDMOND, Wash. - Data I/O Corporation (NASDAQ:DAIO) announced it will introduce its next-generation LumenX2 programming platform at the productronica 2025 tradeshow in Munich from November 18-21. The small-cap company, currently trading at $2.72 with a market capitalization of just $25.54 million, appears undervalued according to InvestingPro analysis, with analysts setting a price target of $5.22 - nearly double its current trading price.
The semiconductor programming solutions provider will showcase the new LumenX2-M4 manual programmer and LumenX2-A4 as part of its Unified Programming Platform strategy at the trade event.
According to a company press release, the new platform is designed to support a broader range of microcontroller families, expanding Data I/O's device support library for LumenX.
"Semiconductor devices are evolving at an unprecedented pace, and our customers need a programming platform that supports their needs today and in the future," said William Wentworth, President and CEO of Data I/O Corporation.
The company's Unified Programming Platform Strategy aims to support preprogramming semiconductor devices throughout the supply chain from design to manufacturing. The strategy allows customers to create and validate preprogramming jobs during the design and new product introduction process before transitioning to automated systems for volume production.
Data I/O will demonstrate this unified approach at productronica with its manual programmers for design processes and its PSV5000 and PSV7000 systems for volume production.
Founded in 1972, Data I/O provides security deployment and programming solutions for various electronic products across automotive, Internet-of-Things, medical, and other sectors.
In other recent news, Data I/O Corporation reported its Q3 2025 earnings, which fell short of expectations. The company posted an earnings per share (EPS) of -0.15, missing the forecasted EPS of -0.1. Additionally, revenue came in at $5.39 million, below the anticipated $5.6 million. These results highlight a challenging quarter for the company as it faced larger-than-expected losses. Despite these financial results, the company's stock showed minimal movement. Analyst reactions to these earnings have yet to be detailed in recent reports. Investors may want to keep an eye on future guidance and any strategic moves the company might announce. This earnings report is a key development for stakeholders monitoring Data I/O's financial health.
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