Policy
06 September 2026
A new IPCEI candidate could extend EU semiconductor cooperation into power electronics and sensors
Policy
06 September 2026
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Council documentation describes a candidate Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) on Advanced Semiconductor Technologies (AST), designed to build on the existing Chips Act pilot lines and European design platform rather than duplicate them.
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Council of the EU
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EU-27
Company with 250 or more employees
EU Institutions
National authorities
SMEs (a company with less than 250 employees)
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Advanced Manufacturing Organisation Types
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Industrial Software & Technology Providers
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Robotics and Automation Companies
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Technology areas
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Electronics, Semiconductors, Power Electronics
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The candidate IPCEI could eventually cover AI chips and accelerators, photonic integrated circuits, sensors, power electronics, energy-efficient solutions and secure communication, spanning the full semiconductor value chain including equipment, testing and materials. This is still at the candidate stage, not a confirmed programme, but worth flagging early: power electronics and sensors are core components inside machinery and robotics, and an eventual IPCEI designation would open a state-aid-backed funding route that goes beyond what the existing Chips Act pilot lines alone can offer to component suppliers in this ecosystem.
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