French president calls for a “European research and technology coalition” and a larger EU budget to compete in strategic technologies

Public-private collaboration, a strong focus and bringing researchers together are at the heart of Eindhoven’s semiconductor strategy

Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to coordinate development of EU-supported semiconductor centres to maximise funding and avoid duplication

A new strategy aims to combine national support with participation in the EU Chips Act to attract multinationals and support local start-ups

Here’s a list of funding opportunities in the EU, the UK, Japan, Canada, Singapore, South Korea, India and the US

Academic and industry users invited to exploit European strengths in energy efficient semiconductor technologies 

China leads both the EU and US by a wide margin, and its lead has been growing

An acceleration and incubation programme for start-ups receives €220 million in 2025 calls planned by Chips joint undertaking

With the chips industry facing a skills shortage, Eindhoven University of Technology ran the five-day programme for a second year

Belgian RTO had the most funding from the last three research programmes, but companies took part in the most EU projects