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On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3 December, the Austrian microelectronics manufacturer AT&S is participating in the #PurpleLightUp 2023 campaign. From 30 November to 4 December, the new high-tech façade of the AT&S headquarters in Leoben, which is inspired by the design of a printed circuit board, will be lit up in purple.

Based in Styria, Austria, the technology company AT&S, an innovative driver of the Green Transition, has had beehives at its site in Leoben for several years and presents fascinating insights into the world of bees during this year’s advent season.

AT&S is proud to announce that it is providing IC substrates for global semiconductor company AMD. Substrates by AT&S are an integral part of high-performance, energy-efficient AMD data center processors that power the digital experiences of the future, from AI to VR.

AT&S CEO Andreas Gerstenmayer welcomes the Austrian government's clear commitment to microelectronics. Austria must continue to make bold investments, he said.

With the new DW-H5600 model, Japanese manufacturer Casio is presenting a smart version of its legendary G-SHOCK wristwatch. To ensure that the cult watch remains virtually indestructible despite the many new functions, Casio relies on reliably robust mainboards from the Austrian microelectronics specialist AT&S.

439 of the largest industrial enterprises were examined on the basis of 200,000 public statements. The industrial company with the highest reputation in Austria is AT&S from Leoben. The group from Styria is the country’s strongest B2B brand. The data was determined using artificial intelligence.

Nanjangud, October 04, 2023 - AT&S India, a wholly owned subsidiary of Euro 1.8 Billion AT&S AG, Austria, and country’s most advance electronic solutions provider for Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Machine Learning, Automated Driving and Miniaturisation based applications, has won coveted 48th ELCINA national awards under 4 different categories. AT&S India has received twin first prizes for its environment [...]

During his visit to Leoben, Florian Tursky was given an insight into the new R&D and production centre that the global high-tech company AT&S is currently building at its headquarters.

AT&S reports milestones and records in the construction of new microelectronics centres in Leoben Hinterberg and Kulim (Malaysia). Behind these forward-looking projects are impressive figures, or to put it another way: AT&S is building football pitches and Eiffel Towers for microelectronics.