Infineon Technologies AG drew solid bids for its first euro debt in a year as it joined tech borrowers seeking to fund ambitious artificial intelligence projects.
Infineon Technologies AG drew solid bids for its first euro debt in a year as it joined tech borrowers seeking to fund ambitious artificial intelligence projects.
Infineon Technologies AG's 150 mm SiC wafer on display during the opening of the company's site of a new semiconductor complex in Kulim, Malaysia, on Thursday, Aug. 8, 2024. Infineon’s investments in Malaysia highlights the Southeast Asian nation’s potential to attract more tech investments at a time that major chip firms are seeking alternatives to China and Taiwan for manufacturing given increasing geopolitical uncertainties.