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Infineon unveils new Fibre Channel transceiver
September 24, 2003Infineon licenses designs for VoIP chips
April 14, 2003Infineon considers IPO for memory unit
November 18, 2005 Chipmaker follows in the footsteps of AMD and Fujitsu's Spansion venture.Infineon CEO steps down unexpectedly
March 25, 2004 The departure of Ulrich Schumacher comes as the German chipmaker faces U.S. and EU investigations into price-fixing and handles an ongoing legal battle with Rambus.Infineon to acquire Taiwanese chipmaker
January 28, 2004 The German chipmaker plans to strengthen its push into the home networking market by buying ADMtek.Rambus and Infineon reach settlement
March 21, 2005 Closely watched legal fight ends with a $47 million pact giving Infineon access to all Rambus memory chip patents.Infineon adds a little flash
January 7, 2004 The chipmaker is entering the market for flash memory with the intention of becoming a dominant player within the next three years.Rambus to continue royalty quest after ruling
October 6, 2003 The U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear Infineon Technologies' appeal against the memory chip maker, clearing the way for Rambus to prove that memory makers are violating its patents.Infineon to supply Xbox 360 memory
August 29, 2005 Memory maker will supply console with a removable DRAM unit, plus a single integrated chip and an advanced security chip.Infineon, IBM collaborate on new memory tech
May 23, 2005 The two companies will research phase-change memory, material that retains data by changing its structure.Infineon to admit DRAM price fixing
September 15, 2004 U.S. government announces company's agreement to plead guilty, pay $160 million fine.Standards bodies file brief in Rambus case
August 13, 2003IBM, Infineon advance magnetic-memory prototype
June 23, 2004 The companies show off a 16-megabit "MRAM" chip. The technology is being touted as the next wave in computer memory.Infineon to boost memory-making capacity
April 23, 2004 The German chipmaker will add a new RAM-manufacturing line to its Richmond, Va., facility, as part of a $1 billion expansion.Memory chip price-fixing settlement reached
May 11, 2006 Samsung Semiconductor, Infineon Technologies and Hynix Semiconductor agree to pay $160 million.Tessera files patent suit
March 1, 2005 Tessera Technologies files patent infringement suit against Infineon Technologies and Micron Technologies.Rambus files antitrust suit
May 5, 2004 The chip designer's latest legal move asserts that Siemens and Micron Technology colluded to limit consumer choice and compete unfairly in the RDRAM market.Chipmakers, N.Y. state seed lithography project
July 19, 2005 AMD, IBM, Micron and Infineon, as well as the University at Albany, are allocating more than $580 million toward the effort.3G Linux phone allows video calling, Web browsing
February 15, 2005 The companies behind the prototype say Linux may become the operating system of choice for 3G. Photos: Mobile phones convene in CannesChip designers focus on safety devices for cars
February 11, 2005 There are too many people on the road, and no one is paying attention. So computers are taking over. Photos: Steering into the future
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