Articles by Infineon Technologies, El Segundo, Calif.

A research project to strengthen German competiveness by developing processes and verification methods for more flexible and secure automated manufacturing has been launched by leading German companies. The SANITAS (“Enabling safer systems by a new collaborative verification methodology across the entire value chain”) project includes nine partners – research...

Infineon Technologies AG has agreed to sell its Wireline Communications (WLC) business to an affiliate of US-based investor Golden Gate Capital for €250 M. Closing is expected in autumn 2009. This transaction will enable Infineon to focus on four segments in the future: Automotive, Industrial and Multimarket, Chipcard and...

As part of its refinancing strategy aimed at strengthening the company’s liquidity position and extending its debt maturity profile Infineon Technologies AG has launched an offering of guaranteed subordinated convertible bonds that will be issued by Infineon Technologies Holding B.V., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Infineon. The offering was substantially...

Despite the global financial recession, China demonstrated its support for European enterprises with its strong purchasing power, during late February when a business delegation of about 200 Chinese entrepreneurs, led by Commerce Minister Chen Deming, made a procurement tour to Germany, Switzerland, Spain and the UK. One of the...

Robert Bosch GmbH will be employing a chip from Infineon Technologies in its next generation of automotive radar systems. Bosch, one of the world’s largest suppliers of components for the automotive industry, has chosen a chip from Infineon’s Radar System IC (RASIC™) product family for use in its new...