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Infineon's $1.44B Thailand Semiconductor Plant to Start Production on Oct 1
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German chipmaker Infineon Technologies will officially open a semiconductor testing facility and a research and development center in Thailand on October 1. The factory, which represents an investment of $1.44 billion, will produce chips for electric vehicles and data centers. The announcement was reported by Chinese financial media outlet East Money, citing a report from Cailianshe. The facility underscores Infineon's expansion in Southeast Asia amid global semiconductor supply chain diversification efforts.
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German chipmaker Infineon Technologies will officially launch a semiconductor testing facility and a research and development center in Thailand on October 1. The new facility in Thailand will produce components for electric vehicles and data centers.
(Source: Cailianshe)
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Infineon to open $1.44 billion Thailand semiconductor factory on October 1