Germany's Infineon opens $5.7B chip plant as EU seeks tech autonomy

Germany's Infineon is opening a five point seven billion dollar semiconductor plant as Europe moves to achieve greater technological independence. The plant represents a major investment in the continent's chipmaking capacity, a sector long dominated by Asian manufacturers. According to R-F-I, the expansion underscores the European Union's commitment to reducing reliance on imports and building resilient domestic supply chains for critical technologies.

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