Infineon To Invest $1 Billion in New Plant in Malaysia
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The automotive semiconductor market is expected to experience substantial growth over the next few years due to strong penetration of electronics in vehicles as well as the substitution of semiconductor solutions for mechanical components.
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Toyota, Japan's biggest automaker, plans to invest some 100 billion yen ($830 million) to build a sport utility vehicle plant in the U.S. state of Mississippi, the Nikkei business daily said on Tuesday.
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The world's third biggest miner Rio Tinto Monday said it would invest 991 million US dollars to boost production at a coal mine in northeastern Australia to meet growing demand from Asia.
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German semiconductor manufacturer  Infineon  said on Tuesday it signed an agreement to  develop a new multi-mode, single-chip 3G radio frequency (RF)  transceiver based on its own SMARTi UE chip.
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Rio Tinto   said it was to invest $1.1 billion expanding mines in Australia and the United States, as it looks to internal growth to fight off an unwanted approach from rival BHP Billiton.
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Germany&#39;s Infineon Technologies AG, one of Europe&#39;s largest chip makers, said Wednesday that it is spending $1 billion to build a production plant in Malaysia.
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OAKVILLE, ONT. - Ford Motor Co. plans a new $1-billion project to build a flexible manufacturing plant at its facility in Oakville.
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Indian conglomerate Tata is to invest $2bn in a power plant in Bangladesh, the country's single largest foreign investment ever.
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Korean chipmaker Samsung says it will invest 25 trillion won building new chip production lines over the next six years.
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IBM announced yesterday that it will invest US$250 million (S$425 million) over the next five years and employ 1,000 people in a new business unit to support products and services related to sensor networks.
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Investment in manufacturing plant in Lodz could reach $321 million and include 1,000 workers.
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U.S.-based chipmaker Texas Instruments Inc. said it will spend about &#36;300 million over the next three years to increase output at its facilities in the northern Philippines.
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IBM plans to announce that it will invest $US250 million ($350million) over five years and employ 1000 people in a new business unit to support products and services related to sensor networks and radio identification tags.
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Nissan is to produce a new car at its plant in the North East, which it says will help to safeguard 1,000 jobs.
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MICRON Technology, the worldâs number two maker of computer memory chips, is planning to build its first plant in China by 2005.
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The Samsung Electronics Company, the Korean electronics giant, said Monday that it would invest $23.7 billion in new chip production lines over the next six years.
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(InfoWorld) - Intel's venture-capital arm has taken an unspecified stake in ADA Cellworks, a Malaysian company that provides radio network planning services. Intel's investment in the company is intended to smooth the adoption of WiMax technology. ADA Cellworks has helped operators roll out GSM and WCDMA cellular networks in countries around the world. It plans to use the funding from Intel to expand into planning services for WiMax networks. WiMax offers the promise of high-speed connections over a greater area than is possible with wireless LAN technology. Fixed-wireless and mobile versions of the technology are being developed, with the fixed-wireless version seen as a replacement for wired broadband connections, such as cable and DSL (digital subscriber line). Intel has invested heavily in the technology, developing WiMax chip sets and planning to add WiMax support to future laptops. Intel Capital did not disclose the size of the investment in ADA Cellworks, but the company typically invests up to $5 million when taking a stake in a private company. However, in some cases the company has invested much more. In July, Intel took aÂ $600 million stake in Clearwire, a broadband wireless provider that provides services in the U.S., Ireland, Denmark, Belgium, and Mexico.ADVERTISEMENTMAKE SOA REAL WITH IBM WEBSPHERE PODCASTStreamline processes and maximize efficiency within a proven service oriented architecture. Take back control of your business processes with IBM WebSphere.