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- 1Infineon doubles Co-Innovation Space in Singapore for startups●Infineon doubles Co-Innovation Space to accommodate more startups
Infineon has doubled the size of its Co-Innovation Space in Singapore to accommodate more startups working alongside the semiconductor company. The expansion was highlighted by the Singapore Economic Development Board, underscoring the city-state's push to grow its deep-tech and chip innovation ecosystem. The move gives early-stage companies greater access to Infineon's technology, labs and industry partners.
- 2Eaton to use Infineon silicon carbide chips in solid-state transformers▼Eaton to use Infineon SiC chips for SSTs
Power management company Eaton says it will use Infineon's silicon carbide semiconductor chips in its solid-state transformer products. The deal ties Infineon's power semiconductor technology to Eaton's electrical infrastructure equipment, as demand grows for more efficient power conversion in grids and data centers. Industry coverage highlights the partnership as a notable win for silicon carbide adoption in power electronics.