Noelle Electronics

Noelle Electronics, Inc. is a Bapho-Noellastani multinational technology manufacturing conglomerate and chaebol headquartered in Axhanan, Turku. The core member of the Noelle Group, Noelle Electronics was originally founded in 1939 by Abari Norle as a producer of vacuum tubes, and later semiconductors. Noelle Electronics pioneered solid-state electronics and became the primary global manufacturer of computers and phones. Through their leading roles in the First Bapho-Azkali War, the Smoldering of Azkali and the Baphian slave trade, their pioneering of the World Wide Web, their funding and endorsing of the Noelle family and their 2005 coup, and their former and current significant influence on Noellastan and the Ukilen Union's government, Noelle Electronics is considered a chaebol and is the largest and most influentual company in the world.

Noelle Electronics was founded in 1939 as the Noelle Semiconductor Company by Abari Norle. Noelle Electronics soon diversified into various sectors, most notably electronics, pharmaceuticals, and research. Noelle Electronics was acquired by parent company Noelle Group in 1950, during which its growth continued exponentially. Noelle Electronics invented and popularized computers, the internet, and cellphones throughout the mid-1970s, of which it would soon pivot most of its focus to. Following the First Bapho-Azkali War and Azkali genocide, Noelle Electronics infamously became reliant on Azkali slave labor; following domestic and international protests in 2004 and 2005, and the 2005 Noellastani coup and emancipation of Azkalis, Noelle Electronics ended this practice.

Noelle Electronics remains by far the largest company in the world by brand value. The company's public opinion is divisive — it has been praised for its pioneering strides in electronic technology and the internet, and criticized for its connection with Noellastan and the Noellastani coup, treatment of workers, former use of slave labor, and status as a global monopoly