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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Christina Amann<\/strong>

MUNICH: Infineon Technologies<\/a> AG Chief Executive Jochen Hanebeck supports contract manufacturers building more chip<\/a> factories in Europe to reduce his company's reliance on suppliers in Asia, he told Reuters on Tuesday.

\"We would very much welcome even more capacity being established in Europe,\" Hanebeck said in an interview, adding he was particularly interested in chips in the range of 28 to 12 nanometres.

At German
chipmaker Infineon<\/a>, about 15% of total production volume currently comes from Taiwan, and some components are sourced exclusively in the east Asian island state.

\"We are very keen to develop additional sources for these microcontrollers,\" Hanebeck added.

TSMC<\/a>, the world's largest contract manufacturer, has said it has not yet made a decision on a plant in Europe, but that no options were being ruled out.

Under the European Chips Act, the European Commission has earmarked a total of 15 billion euros ($15.6 billion) for public and private
semiconductor<\/a> projects by 2030. This is partly a reaction to U.S. government programmes worth billions.

The Commission wants to use the money to double Europe's share of the highly competitive chip market by 2030.

Infineon said on Monday it was planning a new 5-billion-euro factory in the eastern German city of Dresden to expand its 300-millimetre production capacities.

The semiconductor company is dependent on state support for the
Dresden factory<\/a>, Hanebeck said, adding that although a funding decision had not yet been made, he has received a political signal.

The economy ministry said separately on Tuesday it would \"quickly examine the funding possibilities for the project announced by Infineon in terms of state aid and subsidy law.\"


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更多的芯片生产需要在欧洲,英飞凌首席执行官说

在德国芯片制造商英飞凌,大约15%的总目前产量来自台湾,和一些组件只在东亚岛国。

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慕尼黑:英飞凌科技AG)首席执行官Jochen Hanebeck支持合同制造商建造更多芯片工厂在欧洲减少公司对供应商的依赖在亚洲,他周二告诉路透。

“我们非常欢迎更多的能力是建立在欧洲,“Hanebeck在接受采访时表示,他特别感兴趣的芯片在28至12纳米的范围。

在德国芯片制造商英飞凌目前,大约15%的生产总量来自台湾,和一些组件只在东亚岛国。

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“我们非常希望为这些微控制器开发额外的来源,“Hanebeck补充道。

台积电,世界上最大的合同制造商已表示,它尚未决定植物在欧洲,但是,任何选项都被排除在外。

根据欧洲芯片法案》,欧盟委员会已经拿出150亿欧元(156亿美元)公共和私人半导体2030年项目。这在一定程度上是对美国政府项目价值数十亿的反应。

欧洲委员会希望用这些钱来双高度竞争的芯片市场的份额由2030年。

英飞凌周一表示,它正计划一个新的50亿欧元的工厂在德国东部城市德累斯顿300 -毫米扩大生产能力。

半导体公司是依靠国家的支持德累斯顿工厂,Hanebeck补充说,尽管资金尚未做出决定,他已经收到了一个政治信号。

经济部分别在周二表示,它将“快速检查项目的资金可能宣布了英飞凌的国家援助和补贴法律。”


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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Christina Amann<\/strong>

MUNICH: Infineon Technologies<\/a> AG Chief Executive Jochen Hanebeck supports contract manufacturers building more chip<\/a> factories in Europe to reduce his company's reliance on suppliers in Asia, he told Reuters on Tuesday.

\"We would very much welcome even more capacity being established in Europe,\" Hanebeck said in an interview, adding he was particularly interested in chips in the range of 28 to 12 nanometres.

At German
chipmaker Infineon<\/a>, about 15% of total production volume currently comes from Taiwan, and some components are sourced exclusively in the east Asian island state.

\"We are very keen to develop additional sources for these microcontrollers,\" Hanebeck added.

TSMC<\/a>, the world's largest contract manufacturer, has said it has not yet made a decision on a plant in Europe, but that no options were being ruled out.

Under the European Chips Act, the European Commission has earmarked a total of 15 billion euros ($15.6 billion) for public and private
semiconductor<\/a> projects by 2030. This is partly a reaction to U.S. government programmes worth billions.

The Commission wants to use the money to double Europe's share of the highly competitive chip market by 2030.

Infineon said on Monday it was planning a new 5-billion-euro factory in the eastern German city of Dresden to expand its 300-millimetre production capacities.

The semiconductor company is dependent on state support for the
Dresden factory<\/a>, Hanebeck said, adding that although a funding decision had not yet been made, he has received a political signal.

The economy ministry said separately on Tuesday it would \"quickly examine the funding possibilities for the project announced by Infineon in terms of state aid and subsidy law.\"


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