Infineon Technologies AG (IFNNY) reports semiconductor developments across power, sensing, microcontroller, connectivity and embedded-security markets. News about the company commonly covers gallium nitride and silicon carbide power technology, motor-control systems, XENSIV and REAL3 sensing components, PSOC and AURIX microcontrollers, OPTIGA Trust M security controllers, and applications in humanoid robotics, AI data-center power infrastructure, edge AI, smart access and industrial automation.
Company updates also include technology collaborations, startup and co-innovation programs, product demonstrations, portfolio extensions and intellectual-property proceedings involving semiconductor patents. These items reflect Infineon’s role as a supplier of components and system technologies used in energy-efficient power systems, secure connected devices and advanced automation platforms.
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Infineon Technologies AG and United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) have entered a long-term strategic cooperation agreement aimed at increasing production capacity for automotive microcontrollers, essential for the expanding automotive market. This agreement emphasizes manufacturing at UMC's Singapore facility using Infineon’s eNVM technology, with an expected production increase to nearly one million microcontrollers daily. Both companies anticipate sustained demand for automotive semiconductors, as UMC's shipments have tripled since 2019. This partnership could solidify their positions in the automotive and AIoT sectors.
Infineon Technologies AG has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire GaN Systems Inc. for US$830 million. This acquisition aims to enhance Infineon's GaN roadmap and strengthen its leadership in power systems. GaN technology is crucial for energy-efficient solutions in applications like mobile charging and electric vehicles. Analysts predict GaN revenue for power applications will grow by 56% CAGR to US$2 billion by 2027. The all-cash transaction will utilize existing liquidity and is subject to regulatory approvals.
Micross Components announced the completion of its acquisition of the High-Reliability DC-DC converter business from Infineon Technologies AG (FSE: IFX / OTCQX: IFNNY) on February 28, 2023. This marks Micross's eighth acquisition under Behrman Capital and aims to enhance its power management solutions. The acquired business specializes in high-reliability DC-DC converters for critical sectors, including aerospace and defense. This strategic move is expected to broaden Micross's market reach and product offerings, leveraging proprietary IP and advanced manufacturing capabilities to serve high-growth markets better.
Infinitum announced a technology collaboration with Infineon Technologies aimed at enhancing production of sustainable, high-efficiency motors. Infinitum's air core motors, awarded three 2023 CES Innovation Awards, are lighter, more efficient, and use less copper than traditional motors. The partnership will leverage Infineon's silicon carbide technology for advanced motor control, promoting energy efficiency. Infinitum plans to showcase its Aircore EC motors at the AHR Expo in Atlanta on Feb. 6-8. Infineon, listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (symbol: IFX) and OTC market (symbol: IFNNY), serves as a key semiconductor provider in this collaboration.
Infineon Technologies AG (FSE: IFX / OTCQX: IFNNY) emphasizes the growing role of semiconductor solutions in promoting health-oriented lifestyles through the Internet of Things (IoT). As the world population ages, IoT devices are instrumental in healthcare, aiding in preventive care and daily life support. Infineon highlights the significant impact of semiconductors in smart health applications, with devices monitoring vital signs and improving fitness. The company anticipates substantial growth in systems that enhance health monitoring and engagement.
Infineon Technologies AG announced a definitive agreement to sell its HiRel DC-DC converter business to Micross Components, Inc. This strategic move aims to focus Infineon on core semiconductor developments for the high-reliability market. The transaction is expected to close in Q1 2023. Bob LeFort, Infineon’s President of Americas, emphasized that this sale benefits all stakeholders and allows for enhanced concentration on high-reliability applications. Micross aims to broaden its design capabilities and deliver innovative high-quality products post-acquisition.
Micross Components has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the High-Reliability DC-DC converter business from Infineon Technologies (OTCQX: IFNNY). The acquisition, set to close in Q1 2023, will enhance Micross' power management solutions and expand its geographical footprint in the U.S. and Europe. This deal marks the eighth acquisition under Behrman Capital's ownership, reinforcing Micross' strategic priorities and positioning in high-reliability markets. The business focuses on proprietary power solutions for demanding environments, aligning with Micross' growth ambitions.