The OUI vendor slug vendor-ic-technology resolves to I&C Technology (registered with the ampersand), a South Korean fabless semiconductor company headquartered in the Pangyo tech cluster of Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do. The IEEE registry holds two MA-L blocks under this name — 04:36:B8 and 84:72:07 — both verified directly in the local IEEE oui.csv (rows for 0436B8 and 847207). I&C Technology designs System-on-Chip parts for Wi-Fi, power-line communication (PLC), and LTE, plus IoT modules used in smart electricity meters / AMI, arc-fault detection (AFCI/AFDD), and building/smart-city energy management. Because these are purpose-built embedded devices rather than general-purpose networking gear, an I&C Technology OUI on the wire most often indicates a smart-grid endpoint, a metering module, or a communication SoC embedded in a larger product, not a router or switch. Two data caveats matter for any tooling built on these blocks. First, the IEEE row for 84:72:07 carries the country code US even though its address is plainly in Korea — a registry data-entry artifact; the 04:36:B8 row correctly shows KR, and the company operates from South Korea. Second, IEEE publishes no registration dates: third-party tools that show "2014" for 84:72:07 or "2023" for 04:36:B8 are surfacing database artifact timestamps, not IEEE facts.
04:36:B8 and 84:72:07 [Confirmed] — local IEEE oui.csv (rows 0436B8, 847207); corroborated by https://maclookup.app/vendors/i-c-technology04:36:B8 row; the 84:72:07 row carries an older "463-400, Korea" form of the same Seongnam-si address) [Confirmed] — local IEEE oui.csv; corroborated by https://www.cleancss.com/mac-lookup/84-72-0704:36:B8 row shows KR). DATA TRAP: the 84:72:07 row shows country code US despite a Korean address — a registry data-entry artifact, not a second country of operation.04:36:B8, 84:72:07 [Confirmed] — local IEEE oui.csv84:72:07, ignore the US country code in raw IEEE data — it is an artifact; the vendor is Korean.