Will Stmicroelectronics’ plans overshadow the Italian plants?
Given the boom in artificial intelligence, Stmicroelectronics will invest in the further expansion of the Crolles plant, dedicated to silicon photonics. Although there is no direct competition with the Italian sites, the increasing importance of the data center segment for the company’s finances could push the company to focus on France.
What Works and What Doesn’t in STMicroelectronics’ Accounts
Stmicroelectronics reported results exceeding expectations in the first quarter of 2026 and anticipates significant growth in the following period. However, not all the figures are positive.
What is STMicroelectronics doing with microcontrollers in China?
Stmicroelectronics has begun delivering Stm32 microcontrollers entirely produced in China. The company, controlled by the Italian and French governments, claims to be the first in the world to offer a dual and equivalent supply chain, both Chinese and non-Chinese. All the details.
All the robotic plans of Stmicroelectronics: more cuts in sight?
Stmicroelectronics will introduce humanoid robots in less advanced factories: they will handle the most repetitive and strenuous tasks, while workers will be retrained. The Italian-French company is focusing on automation to become more efficient and withstand competition from abroad. But what will be the impact on employment?
