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World’s largest fab opens in Dresden
22. Juli 2026Infineon Technologies has opened the Smart Power Fab in Dresden several months ahead of schedule. The new plant, with an investment volume of €5 billion,
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Infineon Technologies has opened the Smart Power Fab in Dresden several months ahead of schedule. The new plant, with an investment volume of €5 billion,
Infineon Technologies has launched a new family of high-voltage discretes known as the CoolGaN Transistors 650 V G5, strengthening its Gallium Nitride
Infineon Technologies is launching the TDM2354xD and TDM2354xT dual-phase power modules for high-performance AI data centers. These modules enable true
Infineon Technologies, a global semiconductor leader in power systems and IoT, and Wolfspeed, a global leader in silicon carbide technology, has announced
Infineon Technologies will invest EUR 5 billion over the next five years to expand its fab in Kulim, Malaysia into what it calls "the world’s largest
Infineon Technologies and German manufacturer of power semiconductor components Semikron Danfoss have signed a multi-year volume agreement for the supply
Infineon Technologies has broken ground for its new plant in Dresden together with political leaders from Brussels, Berlin and Saxony. EU Commission
Infineon Technologies has signed an agreement with Chinese silicon carbide (SiC) supplier SICC to diversify its SiC material supplier base and to secure
Infineon Technologies has announced it is starting construction of its new plant for analog/mixed-signal technologies and power semiconductors in Dresden
Infineon Technologies, a global leader in automotive semiconductor solutions, and VinFast, Vietnam’s first global smart electric car maker, have announced
Semiconductor solutions provider, Infineon Technologies AG, has signed a multi-year supply agreement with American optical materials and substrate
Infineon Technologies has announced it has officially opened its high-tech chip factory for power electronics on 300-millimeter thin wafers at its Villach