What country is Infineon from and what does it do?

Infineon is German. Founded on April 1, 1999 in Munich, Germany, Infineon Technologies AG is one of the world's leading semiconductor companies.

Formerly known as the semiconductor division of Siemens AG, it became independent in 1999 and went public in 2 years. Its Chinese name is Yiheng Technology, which was renamed Infineon Technologies 22 years later.

Infineon Technologies AG, based in Neubiberg, Germany, provides semiconductor and system solutions for the three major technological challenges of modern society: energy efficiency, mobility and security.

Headquartered in Munich, Germany, Infineon Technologies is a creative leader in the international semiconductor industry. The products are widely used in the wired and wireless communication fields, automotive and industrial electronics, computer security and chip card markets. The predecessor of Infineon Technologies is the semiconductor division of Siemens AG in Germany, and its products are widely used in electronic information products in China.

In recent years, Infineon has increased its investment in China, establishing Infineon Technologies (China) in Shanghai, the largest of which is a $1 billion investment in Suzhou to build a back-end packaging plant.

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Infineon Technologies AG, headquartered in Neubiberg, Germany, provides semiconductor and system solutions for the three major technological challenges of modern society: energy efficiency, connectivity and security. In fiscal 2007 (ending September), the company reported sales of EUR 7.7 billion (including sales of EUR 3.6 billion for Qimonda) and employs approximately 43,000 people worldwide, including approximately 13,500 Qimonda employees. With a global presence and subsidiaries in the United States, Singapore in the Asia-Pacific region and Tokyo in Japan, Infineon Technologies is one of the world's leading semiconductor companies.

On average, 17 percent of Infineon's annual sales are invested in R&D and has 41,000 patents worldwide.

Siemens Semiconductors, the predecessor of Infineon Technologies China, officially entered the Chinese market in 1995. Since the establishment of its first company in Wuxi in 1996, Infineon's business has grown very rapidly, with more than 1,400 employees in China (excluding Qimonda), and has become an important driving force for Infineon's business development in Asia Pacific and globally.

Since its entry into China, Infineon has been developing and producing a wide range of products that can be used in the local market in response to the needs of its customers and the market. At present, Infineon's advanced semiconductor solutions have been widely used in various fields, and at the same time, with our strong technical strength and world-leading experience, we have in-depth cooperation with leading domestic manufacturers including ZTE, Huawei, Founder, Watchdata, etc., and have made due contributions to the take-off of China's electronics industry.

Infineon has established a complete industrial chain in China, including R&D, production, sales and marketing, technical support, etc. In terms of R&D, Infineon has established R&D centers in Shanghai and Xi'an to participate in the research of key projects around the world by using domestic human resources. a back-end production facility in Wuxi to produce advanced chip products for China and other markets around the world; And in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong as the center of the establishment of a comprehensive sales network in China. At the same time, we have carried out in-depth cooperation with leading domestic enterprises and colleges and universities in sales, product OEM, technology research and development, and talent training.

Summary. Hello, the hazards of Infineon's factories are related to different environmental factors, and its hazards depend on the degree of influence of each environmental factor, as well as the ability to control the hazards. In general, Infineon's factories are more hazardous because production activities can release a variety of toxic substances that cause harm to the environment and the human body.

In addition, other harmful substances such as chloride, formaldehyde, benzene, etc., may be emitted in the atmosphere of the factory, which will also have an adverse impact on the environment.

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Hello, the hazards of Infineon's factories are related to different environmental factors and depend on the degree of influence of each environmental factor and the ability to control the hazards. In general, Infineon's factories are more hazardous because production activities can release a variety of toxic substances that can cause harm to the environment and humans. In addition, other harmful substances such as chloride, formaldehyde, benzene, etc., may be emitted in the atmosphere of the factory, which will also have an adverse impact on the environment.

Founded on April 1, 1999 in Munich, Germany, Infineon Technologies AG is one of the world's leading semiconductor companies. Formerly known as the semiconductor division of the Siemens Group, it became independent in 1999 and went public in 2000. Its Chinese name is Yiheng Technology, which was renamed Infineon Technology after 2002.

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Chinese name: Infineon.