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A bike tour of Dresden, the heart of Germany’s semiconductor industry
On the road with the 9 euro ticket. Part 8: A bike tour of Dresden, the heart of Germany’s semiconductor industry - Innovation Origins.
One of the latest arrivals to the chip cluster in Dresden is a Bosch factory. Cost: over 1 billion euros.
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