Germany’s largest semiconductor manufacturer Despite mounting opposition in the US, Infineon stated on Tuesday that the fast expansion of AI data centers will not slow down, even though it anticipated the criticism would probably spread to other nations.
Although “around the globe there are many regions that are very sparsely populated,” Hanebeck continued, “people who live in the direct vicinity of AI data centers have expressed concerns worldwide.”He stated, “I think the operators of these data centers and the American hyperscalers will find areas that aren’t necessarily located in the United States, perhaps also in other countries where AI data centers can be built.”I think regional diversification will result from the growth of data centers. I think that’s a positive trend.
Due to the demand for AI data centers, Infineon predicted sales growth to reach 20% in the current year and announced a 12% increase in revenue for its fiscal year ending in September on Tuesday. The company provides the chips that assist in delivering electricity from the grid to the locations, but it does not manufacture AI processors like those created by Nvidia.
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