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Are you working on AI solutions or high-tech innovations and want to scale up within Europe? Then the new IPCEI AI interest survey offers opportunities to join large-scale European collaborative projects.
The Dutch company New Origin will collaborate with research institute imec to further scale up the production of photonic integrated circuits (PICs). The collaboration focuses on developing production processes that allow photonic chips to be produced in an industrial environment.
The European APECS pilot line opens its facilities to companies and research organizations working on advanced chip technologies. Through this open access, organizations can utilize European infrastructure for advanced packaging and heterogeneous integration.
During this online session, you will receive a clear and substantive overview of the technologies currently available within the FAMES Pilot Line
New advanced interconnect PDKs pave the way for high‑density, energy‑efficient chip‑to‑chip integration.
imec has opened a new NanoIC pilot line for sub-2nm systems-on-chip. The facility strengthens European innovation capacity and the development of next-generation chip technology.
The new Chips JU Research & Innovation calls for 2026 are here. From 6G to chip design: discover the strategic opportunities available for the Dutch ecosystem and how ChipNL CC supports you in consortium formation under the EU Chips Act.
The HTSM Call ‘Heterogeneous development solutions for semiconductors and scaling of quantum technologies’ (HTSM) is now open for applications.
Europe wants to reduce its dependence on Asia and the United States and is therefore investing heavily in its own semiconductor sector.
A perspective from the ChipNL Competence Centre
RVO opens an interest survey for IPCEI AST. Dutch organizations can now indicate if they want to participate in this European semiconductor program.
High Tech NL provides an overview of the regional hotspots in the Dutch semiconductor sector and gives insight into the national ecosystem.