BERLIN (Reuters) -Infineon Technologies AG is planning a new 5 billion-euro ($5.16 billion) factory in the eastern German city of Dresden to expand its 300-millimetre production capacities, the German chipmaker said on Monday, while also raising its long-term financial targets. The plant, subject to adequate public funding, could go into operation in autumn 2026 and create up to 1,000 jobs, Infineon added. When operating at full capacity, the planned factory would have the potential to generate annual revenue equal to the level of the investment, it added. The company also raised its future gr…