Infineon Technologies AG was founded on May 1, 1999, when the semiconductor division of Siemens was spun off and renamed, with its headquarters in Munich, Germany. The company is a global leader in semiconductor solutions, focusing on automotive, industrial, and communication applications. Its core product lines include power semiconductors such as CoolMOS, OptiMOS, CoolSiC, and CoolGaN families, microcontrollers like the AURIX, TRAVEO, and XMC series, a broad range of sensors (magnetic, pressure, radar), and security chips including the SLE 78 and OPTIGA families. Infineon addresses three central challenges of modern society: energy efficiency, mobility, and security. With a strong manufacturing footprint, the company operates fabs and R&D centers across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. It holds a leading market position, being the number one automotive semiconductor supplier and a top player in power discretes and modules. The corporate motto is 'Never stop thinking,' reflecting a culture of continuous innovation. In China, Infineon previously invested in Qimonda for memory production and works with numerous distributors. By combining advanced process technologies and system-level expertise, Infineon enables smarter and greener electronic systems.