[German Semiconductor Company Infineon Prepares to Launch €5 Billion Semiconductor Factory, Official Production Starts on July 2] According to Bloomberg, German semiconductor company Infineon Technologies AG stated that the company is preparing to launch its largest single investment to date—a semiconductor factory costing €5 billion (approximately ¥39.2 billion). The construction of the factory received approximately €1 billion in subsidies related to the European Union's 'Chips Act,' aimed at boosting chip production. Infineon's Chief Operating Officer Alexander Gorski stated on-site at the factory this week that the power chip manufacturing plant is an expansion project of the company's Dresden campus and will officially begin production on July 2. This project is one of the primary beneficiaries of the EU's 'Chips Act,' receiving approximately €1 billion in subsidies.