Infineon sees AI data centers, physical AI as growth drivers

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By Jingyue HsiaoSep 3, 2026, 5:15 am110 pts
Infineon said the rapid buildout of AI data centers and emerging Physical AI applications could reshape semiconductor demand worldwide. The shift signals higher infrastructure spending, faster power technology adoption, and new competition in robotics, vehicles, and industrial systems that may influence future…

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