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Ather Energy And Infineon Technologies Join Hands To Accelerate EV Innovation In India
Both companies will focus on developing new tech to offer a better riding experience on Ather EVs.
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Chipmaker Infineon Raises 2022 Revenue Outlook After Results Beat
The Munich-based company raised its 2022 revenue for the second time by 500 million euros ($525.20 million) to around 13.5 billion euros, including a range of plus or minus 500 million euros.
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Taiwan's UMC Offers Bullish Outlook On Strong Chip Demand
UMC, whose clients include Qualcomm Inc and Germany's Infineon, has like other chipmakers benefited from a global shortage of semiconductors that have filled its order books.
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Infineon CEO Says Chip Supply To Remain Tight In 2022
Speaking at the Handelsblatt Automotive Summit, Chief Executive Reinhard Ploss said that vehicle production and chip supply could be balanced by the third quarter.
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Infineon CEO Says Chip Supply To Remain Tight In 2022
Speaking at the Handelsblatt Automotive Summit, Chief Executive Reinhard Ploss said that vehicle production and chip supply could be balanced by the third quarter.
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Infineon Sees Chip Shortage Extending Into 2022 As Quarterly Revenue Beats
Infineon, which gets about 40% of sales from the automotive sector, also forecast revenue of 3 billion euros for its coming first quarter, exceeding the 2.97 billion euros expected in a poll of 19 analysts by Vara Research.
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Chipmaker Infineon Plans 50% investment Boost
Infineon said it would invest around 2.4 billion euros ($2.8 billion) in 2022, up from about 1.6 billion euros this year.
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Infineon Opens Austria Plant Early In Chip Capacity Boost
The Villach factory, ready three months early, will make chips on 300 mm wafers thinner than a human hair, operating in tandem as a 'megafab' with an existing German plant in Dresden.
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Infineon to Buy Cypress Semiconductors in $10 Billion Deal
Infineon has agreed to buy Cypress Semiconductors in a deal valuing the US maker of microchips used in cars and electronic devices at 9 billion euros ($10.1 billion), including debt.
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European Chipmakers to Keep on Supplying Huawei After Trump Ban
European semiconductor makers said they would still keep on supplying to Huawei Technologies, after the effects of the US ban continued to ripple across global markets.
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Infineon Says Has Fixed Encryption Flaw Found by Researchers
The vulnerability exposes smartcards, security tokens and other secure hardware chips made by Infineon to a so-called "factorization" attack.
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Tesla Model 3 to Feature Parts From German Chipmaker Infineon
Infineon supplies chips to control the batteries and motors in eight out of 10 of the world's top selling electric vehicles.
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EU Fines Samsung, Philips and Infineon Over Smartcard Chip Cartel
The European Commission said the firms "colluded through bilateral contacts that took place in the period between September 2003 and September 2005."
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Infineon Denies Paying Too Much for International Rectifier
"The premia (in the chip sector) are high, but the 50 percent we are offering is pretty much in the middle of the bandwidth in this space."
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Infineon to Buy International Rectifier for $3 Billion in Cash
The US firm makes power-management circuits used in everything from computers to appliances, automobiles, lighting and aircraft.
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Ather Energy And Infineon Technologies Join Hands To Accelerate EV Innovation In India
Both companies will focus on developing new tech to offer a better riding experience on Ather EVs.
-
Chipmaker Infineon Raises 2022 Revenue Outlook After Results Beat
The Munich-based company raised its 2022 revenue for the second time by 500 million euros ($525.20 million) to around 13.5 billion euros, including a range of plus or minus 500 million euros.
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Taiwan's UMC Offers Bullish Outlook On Strong Chip Demand
UMC, whose clients include Qualcomm Inc and Germany's Infineon, has like other chipmakers benefited from a global shortage of semiconductors that have filled its order books.
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Infineon CEO Says Chip Supply To Remain Tight In 2022
Speaking at the Handelsblatt Automotive Summit, Chief Executive Reinhard Ploss said that vehicle production and chip supply could be balanced by the third quarter.
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Infineon CEO Says Chip Supply To Remain Tight In 2022
Speaking at the Handelsblatt Automotive Summit, Chief Executive Reinhard Ploss said that vehicle production and chip supply could be balanced by the third quarter.
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Infineon Sees Chip Shortage Extending Into 2022 As Quarterly Revenue Beats
Infineon, which gets about 40% of sales from the automotive sector, also forecast revenue of 3 billion euros for its coming first quarter, exceeding the 2.97 billion euros expected in a poll of 19 analysts by Vara Research.
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Chipmaker Infineon Plans 50% investment Boost
Infineon said it would invest around 2.4 billion euros ($2.8 billion) in 2022, up from about 1.6 billion euros this year.
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Infineon Opens Austria Plant Early In Chip Capacity Boost
The Villach factory, ready three months early, will make chips on 300 mm wafers thinner than a human hair, operating in tandem as a 'megafab' with an existing German plant in Dresden.
-
Infineon to Buy Cypress Semiconductors in $10 Billion Deal
Infineon has agreed to buy Cypress Semiconductors in a deal valuing the US maker of microchips used in cars and electronic devices at 9 billion euros ($10.1 billion), including debt.
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European Chipmakers to Keep on Supplying Huawei After Trump Ban
European semiconductor makers said they would still keep on supplying to Huawei Technologies, after the effects of the US ban continued to ripple across global markets.
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Infineon Says Has Fixed Encryption Flaw Found by Researchers
The vulnerability exposes smartcards, security tokens and other secure hardware chips made by Infineon to a so-called "factorization" attack.
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Tesla Model 3 to Feature Parts From German Chipmaker Infineon
Infineon supplies chips to control the batteries and motors in eight out of 10 of the world's top selling electric vehicles.
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EU Fines Samsung, Philips and Infineon Over Smartcard Chip Cartel
The European Commission said the firms "colluded through bilateral contacts that took place in the period between September 2003 and September 2005."
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Infineon Denies Paying Too Much for International Rectifier
"The premia (in the chip sector) are high, but the 50 percent we are offering is pretty much in the middle of the bandwidth in this space."
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Infineon to Buy International Rectifier for $3 Billion in Cash
The US firm makes power-management circuits used in everything from computers to appliances, automobiles, lighting and aircraft.
