NXP Semiconductors N.V.
Location
Noord-Brabant
Founded
2006-08-02
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2024-11-13 (techcircle.in)
As India targets 10% of global chip demand by 2030, we aim for 10–15% of our sales here: NXP’s Hitesh Garg
In September, while speaking at the Semicon 2024 event in New Delhi, Prime Minister Modi set an ambitious target of growing electronics manufacturing in...
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2024-11-13 (levif.be)
Executives of major chipmakers concerned about nationalist politics
Shortly after the re-election of Donald Trump as President of the United States, the leaders of Infineon (Germany), STMicroelectronics (France/Italy) and
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2024-11-05 (welingelichtekringen.nl)
Chip companies and US presidential elections take center stage on stock markets
AMSTERDAM (ANP) - At the Amsterdam stock exchange on Tuesday, attention will be paid to the chip companies ASMI, Besi and ASML. Dutch chip manufacturer NXP Semiconductors saw turnover and profit decline in...
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2024-09-17 (bisinfotech.com)
NXP CEO Kurt Sievers Meets PM Modi at Semicon
Kurt Sievers, NXP CEO, met PM Modi to discuss advancing India's semiconductor ecosystem at Semicon India 2024.
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2024-09-12 (newsbytesapp.com)
PM Modi sets $500B target for electronics sector by 2030
Summarize Simplifying... In short India's electronics market, currently valued at $155 billion, is set to expand with PM Modi targeting a $500 billion worth by 2030.
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2024-09-10 (news18.com)
‘It's Just The Beginning’: Top CEOs Praise PM Modi For Commitment To Growth Of Semiconductor Sector
The roundtable featured CEOs, heads, and representatives from major organisations including SEMI, Micron, NXP, PSMC, IMEC, Renesas, TEPL, and others
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2024-08-20 (infranken.de)
Chip giant TSMC begins major project in Dresden
Groundbreakings are popular events among politicians. But when a spade is put into the ground in Dresden, something special is actually at stake. The world's largest chip manufacturer is coming to Europe.
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2024-07-20 (marketwatch.ro)
The election year condemns Romanian Research to forced survival
As the parliamentary elections will apparently take place in December, it is clear that Research will suffer greatly at the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025, until a new Government is formed (it is not known whether MCID will remain or not, that only the question of budgetary austerity is raised), then the budget is negotiated
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2024-01-29 (radiodresden.de)
Semiconductor giant should push entire region
The Taiwanese semiconductor producer TSMC is scheduled to start production in the north of Dresden in three years. The company is investing five billion euros for this - and the federal government is contributing another five billion euros in funding. Around 2,000 new jobs are expected to be created in the plant itself.
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2023-11-10 (radioeins.com)
Bavaria is calling for more speed in criminal law reform
In the fight against cybercrime, hate speech and child abuse, lawmakers must respond to technological change. Bavaria is demanding adjustments from the federal government...
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2023-03-29 (businesstoday.in)
NXP CEO Kurt Sievers meets PM Narendra Modi to discuss semiconductor ecosystem in India - BusinessToday
Sievers acknowledged India’s ambition to be a major player in the global electronics supply chain and plans of growing the domestic electronics manufacturing ecosystem to US$ 300 billion by 2026.
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2020-05-04 (bits-chips.nl)
NXP moves Catena in-house
NXP has turned Catena “into a fully internal RF competence center for NXP’s growing businesses in connectivity, radar, car radio and other RF reception areas”, the chipmaker told EE Times.
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