Infineon Austria: We carry on working to maintain the supply in Austria

Due to the spread of Coronavirus Covid-19 disease, we are all in a challenging situation. The top priority for us at Infineon Austria is now to protect and protect people's health and to contain the spread of the virus. We are therefore implementing the necessary safety and precautionary measures with all due consistency.

Our production and laboratory work is continuing among the highest standards of protection, and we would like to thank all our employees. Just how relevant the provision of our products is, is currently becoming clear where digital communication and technologies are maintaining everyday life. Infineon power semiconductors are fundamental to the generation, transmission and use of electricity. Among other things, they are indispensable for the operation of 50 percent of the world's data servers, medical equipment such as respirators, and industrial plants for the food industry. Our security chips are contained in the Austrian health card "e-card" or enable contactless payment with bank and credit cards.

For you as a business or cooperation partner, your usual contacts are there for you at our locations in Villach, Graz, Linz, Klagenfurt and Vienna, even if a large part of the work is done from home. Please contact them if you have any questions about deliveries, on-site activities or further issues. 

We wish you and your families all the best and hope to see you all again soon. Stay healthy!

Yours,

Infineon Austria

Infineon Technologies Austria AG is a group subsidiary of Infineon Technologies AG, a world-leading provider of semiconductor solutions that make life easier, safer and greener. Microelectronics from Infineon reduce the energy consumption of consumer electronics, domestic appliances and industrial facilities. They make a major contribution to the convenience, security and sustainability of vehicles, and enable secure transactions in the Internet of Things.

Besides Germany, Infineon Austria is the only subsidiary within the group that pools competencies for research and development, production as well as global business responsibility. The head office is in Villach, with further branches in Graz, Klagenfurt, Linz and Vienna. With 4,609 employees from around 68 countries (including 1,977 in research and development), in the financial year 2019 (ending in September) the company achieved a turnover of € 3.1 billion. An R&D expense rate of €525 million makes Infineon Austria the strongest industrial research company in Austria.