
The recording of the joint webinar “Your Gateway to European Semiconductor Technologies: CCCs, Pilot Lines & EuroCDP”, held on 12 October 2026, is now available to watch.
The webinar was organized by three national semiconductor competence centres:
Czech Semiconductor Centre
SK Chips – Slovenské centrum pre polovodiče
CC Chips.si – Slovenian Competence Center on Chips and Semiconductor Technologies
The event brought together key European semiconductor infrastructure initiatives, including the European Chips Design Platform (EuroCDP) and the PIXEurope and NanoIC Pilot Lines, offering participants a comprehensive overview of the support available for semiconductor innovation across Europe.
Experts presented practical information on:
Services and support available to startups, SMEs, researchers, and innovators across Europe
Access to European pilot lines for semiconductor development and testing
Chip design tools, IP libraries, and Process Design Kits (PDKs) available through EuroCDP
How Chips Competence Centres can help organizations navigate the European semiconductor ecosystem
Pathways to transform innovative semiconductor ideas into successful products and applications
The webinar highlighted how Europe's coordinated semiconductor ecosystem is making advanced technologies, expertise, and infrastructure more accessible to innovators, helping bridge the gap between research, design, prototyping, and commercialization.
Missed the live session or would like to revisit the presentations?
▶️ Watch the webinar recording here:
Webinar: Your Gateway to European Semiconductor Technologies: CCCs, Pilot Lines & EuroCDP
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