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Infineon invests EUR 1.1 billion in GaN chip production expansion in Austria

By Public Technologies
  • Infineon will invest about EUR 1.1 billion through 2034 to expand gallium nitride power semiconductor production in Villach, Austria.
  • The project will establish the world’s first high-volume production of these chips on 300-millimeter wafers, using existing cleanroom space.
  • Production is scheduled to start in late 2027, with output ramping up in line with market demand.
  • The European Commission cleared EUR 319 million in state aid under the European Chips Act; formal Austrian funding confirmation is pending.


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