Texas Instruments (TI) is forecasting quarterly revenue above analysts’ estimates, according to reports referencing its latest outlook. The company projects third-quarter revenue in a range of about $5.65 billion to $6.15 billion. The forecast comes as TI begins customer-by-customer price increases, indicating an effort to pass through costs or manage pricing across its customer base. One outlet reports that TI’s quarterly revenue forecast is above market expectations, aligning with the cited revenue range. The reports do not indicate a change in overall guidance beyond this revenue outlook, and they frame the update primarily around the revenue forecast and the pricing actions tied to customers. Taken together, the coverage agrees that TI expects stronger-than-expected top-line results for the quarter and that it is implementing price increases on a customer-specific basis. The articles focus on the forward-looking revenue range and the company’s pricing strategy rather than detailing order volumes, end-market demand, or segment-level performance.