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| Krishnan Krish SPresident and CEO | Sell | 3,981 | $1.4M | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan SumaPresident, R&D | Sell | 3,962 | $1.4M | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan SumaPresident, R&D | Sell | 3,392 | $1.2M | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan Krish SPresident and CEO | Sell | 3,357 | $1.2M | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan Krish SPresident and CEO | Sell | 3,297 | $1.2M | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan SumaPresident, R&D | Sell | 3,267 | $1.2M | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan SumaPresident, R&D | Sell | 3,180 | $1.1M | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan Krish SPresident and CEO | Sell | 3,143 | $1.1M | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan SumaPresident, R&D | Sell | 2,320 | $836.3K | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan Krish SPresident and CEO | Sell | 2,266 | $816.8K | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan Krish SPresident and CEO | Sell | 2,010 | $728.9K | Fri, Sep 4 |
| Krishnan SumaPresident, R&D | Sell | 1,992 | $722.4K | Fri, Sep 4 |
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