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TER tracks the value of one share of Teradyne. Teradyne makes automated test equipment and robotics used to validate semiconductors, powering quality assurance for the chips behind AI systems, data centers, and consumer electronics worldwide.
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How to Trade TER (Teradyne) on Hyperliquid
TER is a HIP-3 perpetual futures market that tracks one share of Teradyne, the automated test equipment maker whose machines validate the AI chips coming out of every advanced fab. Teradyne has posted two straight record quarters, with Q2 2026 revenue of $1.33 billion, up 104% year over year, and semiconductor test revenue up 128%. The stock trades near $432.50 after roughly doubling in 2026, which puts it above the average sell-side price target. The perp is live under the para deployer with up to 10x leverage, settles in crypto collateral, and trades around the clock rather than on Nasdaq hours.
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