On June 14, Analog Devices opened the doors of its new headquarters office in Hayes, London, close to a fast Elizabeth Line link to the city center. Close to Heathrow airport, the new HQ office is also a convenient hub for the company’s domain specialists located in other Analog Devices locations such as Munich, Germany, Boston, U.S. and Limerick, Ireland. These technology and applications experts will now more easily be able to take part in U.K. customer meetings hosted by Analog Devices.

The new office underpins Analog Devices’ ambitious plans for growth in the U.K.: it easily accommodates all the staff who previously worked at Analog Devices and legacy Linear Technology offices in Weybridge and Marlow, with a generous additional floating capacity to accommodate customer meetings, visits by field engineers, training facilities and an expanding staff headcount.

The site of the new office used to be a vinyl record factory at which discs from the likes of the Beatles and Rolling Stones were once pressed - a link to the U.K.’s long audio engineering heritage that is mirrored in the decoration of the new office. Mike Britchfield, Analog Devices’ European Vice President of Sales, said: “Our new U.K. office beautifully combines the past and the future - the site’s history as a record factory is appropriate given our many customers in the U.K.’s renowned audio equipment manufacturing industry. But we are also excited to be at the heart of London’s newest technology cluster, which gives us the opportunity to build our diverse, creative and talented workforce.”

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