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Infineon Eyes Thailand as Potential Semiconductor Production Hub

October 1

German chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG sees the potential to eventually start making semiconductors in Thailand, following an investment of 48 billion baht ($1.44 billion) to expand its assembly…

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