Infineon to Invest €1.1bn in Austrian Plant for Gallium Nitride Chips
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The chip manufacturer Infineon is expanding its plant in Villach, Austria, to produce faster and larger semiconductors. The DAX Group plans to invest more than EUR 1 billion in the location in the coming years.
Infineon to invest €1.1bn in Austrian plant for gallium nitride chips
German chipmaker Infineon will invest about €1.1bn in its site in Villach, Austria, to make power chips from gallium nitride, the company announced on Tuesday. It says the plant will be the first in the world to make these chips in large volumes on 300mm wafers. Power chips control how electricity flows inside devices, from chargers to […] This story continues at The Next Web
The chip manufacturer is expanding the production of GaN semiconductors. Chief Executive Officer Jochen Hanebeck speaks of a commitment to Europe's technological sovereignty.
Large profit for the Villach site and the whole of Carinthia: Chipprofi Infineon plans to invest 1.1 billion euros in the chip factory by 2034. The Republic of Austria and the European Union are also behind the project.
Infineon to Invest €1.1 Billion in Key Austrian Chip Factory
Infineon Technologies AG will spend €1.1 billion ($1.2 billion) over eight years to expand its key power chip factory in Austria, a bet on growing demand for energy-efficient semiconductors for AI data centers, electric vehicles and robotics.
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