The European Commission has approved €659 million in German State aid to support the establishment of four first-of-a-kind facilities in the semiconductor value chain. The measures will contribute to strengthening the EU's position and autonomy in the semiconductor value chain by supporting the construction of first-of-a-kind facilities, in line with the objectives set out in the Commission's Communication 'A Chips Act for Europe' and the Commission's 2024-2029 Political Guidelines.
The Industrial Alliance for Semiconductors gathered its members in Brussels to discuss the future of the semiconductor ecosystem.
The European Commission has signed the Pax Silica Declaration on behalf of the EU, committing to working with global partners to advance AI and supply chain security.
The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, a €76 million German measure to support QuantumDiamonds GmbH to set up a new facility for the production of semiconductor testing equipment in Munich.
The Commission is proposing the European Technological Sovereignty Package, marking a change in Europe's approach to its tech ecosystems.
The Commission has adopted a proposal for the Chips Act 2.0, which introduces new measures to further boost the chips industry, reduce strategic dependencies and support advanced chip production in the EU.
The European Commission has presented the European Technological Sovereignty Package, a set of measures to strengthen Europe's capacity in semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud and open source.
Remarks by EVP Virkkunen and Commissioner Jørgensen at the occasion of the adoption on the tech sovereignty package.
Europe weighs urgent action to strengthen XR chips, components and technological sovereignty for the next generation of virtual worlds.
The European Commission has approved €288 million in German State aid to support the setting up two new facilities in the semiconductor supply chain.