Logitech International S.A. is a Swiss-American multinational recognized globally as a leader in designing and manufacturing computer peripherals and software that connect people to the digital world[1][3][4]. Headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, with offices across Europe, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas, the company is publicly traded on both the Swiss Market Index and Nasdaq[4]. ## What Logitech Does Logitech specializes in hardware and software products that enhance digital navigation, communication, entertainment, gaming, and workplace collaboration[1][3][4]. Its portfolio spans mice, keyboards, webcams, headsets, speakers, universal remotes, smart home devices, and video conferencing solutions—products engineered to improve productivity, creativity, and connectivity for both consumers and enterprises[1][3][6]. The company’s solutions are widely used in hybrid and remote work environments, where seamless audio-visual collaboration is critical[5][6]. Logitech’s business is predominantly retail-driven, with a significant portion of its products also adopted by businesses, alongside an OEM segment and specialized offerings like LifeSize video conferencing[1]. ## History Founded in 1981 in a Swiss farmhouse by Daniel Borel, Pierluigi Zappacosta, and Giacomo Marini, Logitech’s original mission was to simplify human-computer interaction[2][3]. The company quickly established itself with industry firsts, including the infrared cordless mouse, thumb-operated trackball, and laser mouse[2][3]. Its name combines the French word for software, logiciel, with “tech,” reflecting its roots in both hardware and software innovation[4]. ## Key Achievements Logitech has consistently pioneered advancements in peripheral technology. It introduced the world’s first cordless mouse, laser mouse, and more recently, AI-powered video meeting tools like the Logitech Sight, designed to foster inclusive remote collaboration[2]. The