Infineon Unveils Landmark Partnerships on Physical AI Skills, Secure Payments and Clean Energy at first OktoberTech™ in India

Bengaluru/New Delhi, India – 21st September 2026 – Infineon Technologies on Thursday hosted OktoberTech™ Bengaluru, marking the first time the company’s flagship innovation and collaboration platform has been held in India. The event drew more than 800 attendees from across industry, government, and academia, uniting customers, ecosystem partners, policymakers, and startups to explore what’s next for technology in India.

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With the theme of “Enabling the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047”, the event connects innovators across power electronics, AI, clean energy, smart mobility, and digital infrastructure, showcasing how semiconductor innovation can be a powerful enabler of India’s industrial and economic ambitions, from strengthening the ecosystem with innovation, developing talent and creating high-value jobs to a resilient power grid, secure digital services, and a competitive manufacturing base.

“India is not only a market for Infineon, it is a powerhouse of innovation, talent and ambition,” said Andreas Urschitz, Member of the Management Board and Chief Marketing Officer of Infineon Technologies. “Bringing OktoberTech™ to India for the first time is both a milestone and a statement of intent. At a defining moment in India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat 2047, we are bringing together customers, partners, academia, startups and industry leaders to accelerate semiconductor innovation and contribute to India’s thriving technology ecosystem. With a growing customer base of more than 1,200 companies and a strong R&D presence that helps shape global product roadmaps, Infineon is proud to support India’s ambitions in digitalization, decarbonization and technological leadership.”

To bring this vision to life, Infineon announced three new strategic partnerships at OktoberTech™ Bengaluru spanning education, consumer technology, and clean energy, each demonstrating how semiconductor technology can translate directly into measurable progress for India over the next two decades: