Infineon
From the shadows of Siemens, Infineon emerged to redefine the semiconductor landscape, navigating through innovation, challenges, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1999
- Founder
- Siemens spinoff
- Origin
- Germany
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Timeline
Infineon Technologies Founded
Infineon Technologies was officially founded as a spin-off from Siemens AG, marking its entry into the semiconductor industry.
IPO on Frankfurt Stock Exchange
Infineon went public, listing its shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, which helped to establish its financial independence.
Qimonda Spin-off
Infineon spun off its memory products division to form Qimonda, focusing more on its core semiconductor operations.
Divestment of Wireless Solutions
Infineon sold its wireless solutions business to Intel, allowing it to concentrate on automotive and industrial sectors.
Acquisition of International Rectifier
Infineon acquired International Rectifier, enhancing its power management technology portfolio and expanding its market reach.
Expansion in China
Infineon expanded its presence in China, establishing new facilities to tap into the growing Asian market.
Launch of Industry 4.0 Solutions
Infineon introduced solutions for Industry 4.0, aiming to drive innovation in smart factories and industrial automation.
Partnership with Baidu
Infineon partnered with Baidu to develop AI and IoT technologies, marking a significant step in digital transformation.
Acquisition of Cypress Semiconductor
Infineon completed its acquisition of Cypress Semiconductor, strengthening its position in the automotive and IoT markets.
Launch of AIROC™ Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® Products
Infineon launched its AIROC™ Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® products, targeting the growing demand for connectivity solutions.
Connected Across The Archives
Explore specific connections to other archives—civilizations, conflicts, dynasties, and treaties that share history with this company.
Civilization Archive
(6)Austrian Empire
Infineon emerged in a post-Austrian Empire landscape, where Central Europe's industrial legacy influenced its technological advancements.
Byzantine Empire
Byzantine technological innovations laid foundational principles for modern engineering, indirectly influencing companies like Infineon.
European Union Civilization
Infineon, established in 1999, navigates the regulatory and economic landscape shaped by the European Union's integration policies.
Holy Roman Empire
The Holy Roman Empire's emphasis on craftsmanship and innovation laid groundwork for German industrial giants like Infineon.
Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire's extensive trade networks facilitated European industrial growth, indirectly benefiting companies like Infineon.
Sassanian Empire
The Sassanian Empire's scientific and technological advancements laid groundwork for modern engineering, influencing companies like Infineon in semiconductor innovation.
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