Infineon plans to open €5B chip factory in Germany on July 2, backed by EU subsidies, in its largest single investment as Europe boosts semiconductor production.
Infineon plans to open a €5 billion chip factory in Germany backed by EU subsidies, its largest single investment, on July 2 as Europe seeks to boost chip production.
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