Silicon Valley chip maker eASIC is working with The Blueshirt Group on the financial PR front as it slates an intial public offering.

easicThe Santa Clara-based company filed Feb. 19 to sell shares on the Nasdaq market in a deal that could fetch $75M.

The San Jose Mercury News noted eASIC's filing came a month before the Valley would enter its longest period between semiconductor IPOs since the dot-com bust. Ambarella in October 2012 was the last Valley chip maker to go public, reported the Merc.

Chris Danne, co-founder and managing director for Blueshirt, guides IR for eASIC, which had $67.4M in 2014 revenues on sales of its integrated circuits.