Germany's Infineon Technologies AG, the world's top automotive chipmaker, will set up a research and development center in Taiwan which it is estimated will cost NT$1.2 billion (US$37.06 million), Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs announced in Taipei on Monday.
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