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Infineon and GlobalFoundries extend agreement for automotive microcontrollers

By Michelle Froese | March 1, 2024

Infineon Technologies and GlobalFoundries have announced a new multi-year agreement on the supply of Infineon’s AURIX TC3x 40 nanometer automotive microcontrollers. The additional capacity will contribute to secure Infineon’s business growth from 2024 through 2030.

At the center of this collaboration is a highly reliable embedded non-volatile memory (eNVM) technology solution that’s well suited for enabling mission-critical automotive applications while meeting the stringent safety and security requirements for next-generation vehicle systems.

Infineon’s flagship microcontroller family AURIX already drives the transition in the industry towards autonomous, connected, and electrified vehicles.

“With this long-term agreement, Infineon further strengthens the supply of semiconductor solutions that are driving decarbonization and digitalization,” said Dr. Rutger Wijburg, COO of Infineon. “As demand continues to accelerate for automotive applications, our goal is to deliver high-quality microcontrollers with enhanced connectivity and advanced safety and security. Our AURIX microcontrollers are a key ingredient for dependable electronics as we move towards a world with all-electric, all-connected, user-centric, autonomous cars.”

 

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