On April 2, GTA Semiconductor and Infineon signed a cooperation agreement in Shanghai to jointly advance embedded non-volatile memory technology and boost specialty process foundry capabilities.

The event gathered over 260 industry partners from automotive, embodied AI, and chip design sectors. Industry leaders agreed that foundry competition has shifted from pure capacity and pricing to solution-based services, with collaboration as the key driver.

GTA Semiconductor operates two fabs in Lingang and Xuhui, holds German automotive quality standard A-level certification, and boasts full automotive-grade chip manufacturing qualifications. The company has achieved breakthroughs in SiC MOSFET, high-voltage IGBT, advanced BCD, and 40/28nm logic processes.

In memory technology, GTA runs three parallel paths: eFlash, SONOS, and RRAM. SONOS stands out for strong process compatibility, low integration cost, and mature mass production data, serving high-reliability and cost-sensitive applications. GTA is building a one-stop specialty foundry service covering storage, control, drive, and power.

ICgoodFind :GTA and Infineon join forces on embedded memory. Auto-grade specialty foundry just got stronger.