Infineon: German Chip Champion Doubles AI Revenue to €1.5B
In May 2026, Infineon increased its AI revenue target from €1B to €1.5B — a 50% uplift mid-year. Power semiconductors for datacenters are sold out.
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In May 2026, Infineon increased its AI revenue target from €1B to €1.5B — a 50% uplift mid-year. Power semiconductors for datacenters are sold out.
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While everyone watches NVIDIA, Infineon quietly supplies the power semiconductors that keep EVERY AI data center running — €1.5 billion revenue, +35% growth.