The ESBS-Austria (Electronics and Software Based Systems – Austria) fall conference on “Energy efficiency enabled by ESBS” took place on 19 October in Vienna and focused on the energy transition enabled by electronics and software based systems as key technologies. One panel has specifically addressed the contribution of the IPCEI …
During the ECSEL Austria Conference held on October 18th in Vienna the importance of Electronic Based Systems in view of the challenges set by the green and digital transition have been discussed. Addressing aspects of European industrial policies and technological sovereignty, the IPCEI instrument has been assessed to be of …
In December 2018 the European Commission approved a project proposal of four EU member states – France, Germany, Italy and the UK – to start an Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) on Microelectronics. Those 4 member states have been joined by Austria in 2020. It will allow the …
Zukunft braucht Mikroelektronik
Winzige Strukturen mit großem Budget
Damit Forschungsförderung in wichtigen Industriezweigen auch zu lokaler Wertschöpfung führt, hat die Europäische Kommission eine Mitteilung zu wichtigen Projekten von gemeinsamem europäischen
Interesse (Important Projects of Common European Interest, IPCEI) veröffentlicht. Als Erstes profitiert davon die Mikroelektronik-Produktion in Deutschland und anderen Mitgliedsstaaten.
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