Logitech

Logitech is a Swiss manufacturer of computer peripherals and software that designs products to enhance digital experiences. Founded in Apples, Switzerland by Daniel Borel, Pierluigi Zappacosta, and Giacomo Marini, the company has grown from creating the first retail mouse for personal computers to offering a comprehensive ecosystem of devices for work, play, and creative pursuits. Logitech's extensive product portfolio includes mice, keyboards, webcams, headsets, speakers, gaming peripherals, video collaboration equipment, and smart home controls. The company is known for innovations including the first cordless mouse, optical tracking technology, and ergonomic designs that improve comfort and productivity. Their business spans multiple segments: productivity solutions for office and home office users, gaming equipment under the Logitech G brand, video collaboration systems for businesses, creative tools for digital content production, and music products through their Ultimate Ears brand. Logitech emphasizes user-centered design, sustainability initiatives including carbon-neutral products and recycled plastics, and software integration that enhances hardware functionality. While headquartered in Switzerland with executive offices in both Lausanne and Newark, California, Logitech maintains a global presence with design centers across multiple continents and manufacturing primarily in Asia, balancing their Swiss heritage with international operations.