On occasion of the consumer electronics show IFA 2022 in Berlin, Germany, Infineon Technologies AG presents the most important trends for the future of payments: digital wallets and payments through connected devices in the Internet of Things, as well as biometrics.

Counterfeit products have a negative impact on brands: not only do they affect revenue, but they also damage brand image with poor user experiences.

Infineon Technologies AG has added HYPERRAM 3.0 to its portfolio of high-bandwidth, low-pin count memory solutions. The device features a new,16-bit extended version of the HyperBus interface that doubles throughput to 800 MBps.

OPTIGA Trust M from Infineon Technologies AG is the first security platform to receive the CLS-Ready certification from the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA). As the number of IoT devices increases, so does the number of cyberattacks worldwide.

Poor ventilation can lead to rapid accumulation of CO 2. This is a threat to human well-being, as even moderate CO 2 concentrations can affect health and productivity. Efficient indoor air quality monitoring systems can prevent such issues.

With the rising number of mobile devices, notebooks and battery-powered equipment, the need for increased charging power and fast charging has emerged.

Contemporary server, communication, and network storage applications struggle to minimize power losses and solution size. Meanwhile, the rapidly changing market also requires system solution providers to address market needs faster than usual.

Global megatrends, such as digitalization, and decarbonization, call for wide bandgap (WBG) devices (SiC/GaN). Due to their unique technological characteristics, they enable the highest performance and energy efficiency at the same time. Being committed to both of these domains, two leading players in the electronics industry, Infineon Technologies AG and Delta Electronics, Inc., deepen their collaboration to deliver superior solutions for the convenience of end-customers.

Infineon Technologies AG and Oxford Ionics announce a collaboration to build high-performance and fully integrated quantum processing units (QPUs).

Infineon Technologies acquired NoBug Consulting SRL (Romania) and NoBug d.o.o. (Serbia). Founded in 1998, NoBug is a privately owned engineering company providing verification and design services for all the digital functionalities of semiconductor products. With approximately 120 engineers, NoBug Consulting SRL and NoBug d.o.o. are represented in Bucharest, Brașov, Iași (all Romania) and Belgrade (Serbia).