NanoIC pilot line: Europe’s strategic leap in semiconductor innovation
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The German electronics magazine Markt&Technik has published a detailed feature on the NanoIC pilot line, recognizing it as a cornerstone of Europe’s semiconductor strategy under the EU Chips Act.
The article follows the NanoIC workshop held at ITF World 2025 in Antwerp, where the project’s vision and technological roadmap were presented to a broad audience of industry leaders and policymakers.
The full article can be found in Markt&Technik (German only)
The NanoIC pilot line is a strategic initiative under the EU Chips Act aimed at advancing Europe's leadership in next-generation semiconductor technologies.
As emphasized by Henna Virkkunen and other leaders at ITF World 2025, Europe's semiconductor future depends on collective action. Industry stakeholders, researchers, policymakers, and investors are encouraged to actively contribute to shaping the next phase of the Chips Act and to engage with the NanoIC initiative. This is a unique opportunity to help build a resilient, innovative, and globally competitive semiconductor ecosystem in Europe.
Henna Virkkunen, Executive Vice-President of the European Commission for Technological Sovereignty, Security, and Democracy, at ITF World in Antwerp, Belgium (May, 2025).
What the article highlights:
Read the full article "NanoIC-Pilotlinie: Europas strategischer Sprung in der Halbleiterinnovation“ on pages 14-19
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