Bye Bye Fab-Lite? Infineon Expands Fab Capacity.
May 10, 2011
Infineon is looking at expanding its 300mm in-house fab capacity stating: 'Infineon will decide about the start and the location of a 300mm volume production during the current fiscal year,' says the company.
Why is that surprising? Well, egged on by the financial community, semi CEOs across the world have been badgered into accepting the 'fab-lite' model.
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