Inspiring startup innovation in Asia


SINGAPORE: Infineon Technologies has joined forces with Singapore’s CapitaLand Investment and South Korea’s Hyundai Motor Group in a bid to help startups across Asia develop innovative solutions and applications for sustainability, future mobility, smart cities and smart factories.

The German semiconductor giant, which in 2018 opened its first global Co-Innovation Space for startups in Singapore, will offer its Asia Pacific innovation ecosystem to the two companies, in separate partnerships, to inspire startups to forge new efficient electrification and digitalisation solutions, Infineon said yesterday.

Chua Chee Seong, president and managing director of Infineon Technologies Asia-Pacific, said: “This is the first time Infineon is collaborating with the two industry titans to empower our communities of start-ups to deliver innovations that can make life easier, safer and greener.”

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