Infineon
Strong demand sees Infineon invest up to additional €5bil in building world’s largest 200mm SiC Power Fab in Malaysia
Confidence in economic agenda premised on inclusivity, sustainability
Industry leading scale & cost position areas of differentiation for Infineon
Infineon lays foundation of its over US$1.8bil state-of-art wafer fab in Malaysia
Infineon’s 3rd facility at Kulim Hi-Tech Park to create 900 high value jobs
Add capacity in power semiconductors based on silicon carbide & gallium nitride
Infineon collaborates with CapitaLand Investment, Hyundai Motors to spur innovative startups in Asia
Will work with CapitaLand Investment to inspire innovations for sustainability
Hyundai Motors for innovations on future mobility, smart cities, smart factory
Infineon opens new fab facility in Malaysia
Infineon Technologies AG has opened its ‘Fab 2’ production and R&D facility in Kulim in the Malaysian state of Kedah.
Infineon to invest US$233mil in Melaka
Infineon Technologies (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd said it will invest RM1 billion (US$233 million at current rates) in capacity expansion, innovation, and upgrading its manufacturing facilities in the state of Melaka.
Infineon goes deep in Melaka
With almost 40 years of history in Malaysia, Infineon has had the same impact in Melaka as Intel has had in Penang. But one can argue that Infineon has gone about its job in a much more low-key manner … in much the same way it began in the state south of Kuala Lumpur.
Infineon invests US$157mil to expand R&D, manufacturing in Malaysia
Infineon Technologies said it is investing RM500 million (US$157 million) over two years to expand its research and development and manufacturing activities in Malaysia.
Infineon security chips for new MyKad
Infineon Technologies announced it is supplying the security chips for Malaysia's new national electronic identity cards.
Opportunity wasted (to send a message)
The Prime Minister of Malaysia missed out on driving home important messages when a foreign company announced RM4 billion worth of investments. As "CEO" of Mlaaysia, what Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak can do more of is to speak about innovation and doing things better. This is after all the year of the National Science and Innovation Movement Year 2012. He should infuse all his speeches with works such as innovation, not being afraid to fail, dare to be different.
