Toward a digital, greener, more secure, resilient and sovereign economy

More than 10 European highly innovative players will be gathered in Prague on Oct 8-9-10 to share their technological knowledge in microelectronics.

The event aims to disseminate the benefits and results generated through the project IPCEI ME/CT. Through conferences, workshops and panel discussion, it will give a panorama of these technologies, explain what they enable and how the local ecosystem could benefit from the spillover effects of innovations developed in the domain of microelectronics and communication.

Startups, SMEs, large groups and labs, in Czechia or Slovakia and close areas, interested in using microelectronics, Post-graduate students engaged in a future career in microelectronics, Universities working with or researching about microelectronics, and Public Authorities are welcome to this event.

The conference is hosted by Czech National Semiconductor Cluster and Minalogic and held in English. 

The IPCEI ME/CT (Important Project of Common European Interest in microelectronics and communication technologies) concerns research and development projects covering microelectronics and communication technologies across the whole value chain from materials and tools to the final components through the chip designs and manufacturing processes.

These projects aim at enabling the digital and green transformation by:

(i) creating innovative microelectronics and communication solutions, and
(ii) developing energy-efficient and resource-saving electronics systems and manufacturing methods.

They will contribute to the technological advancement of many sectors, including communications (5G and 6G), automotive and mobility, artificial intelligence and quantum computing. They will also support companies active in the energy generation, distribution and use in their green transition.

They aim at developing technologies that will allow major improvements, notably in the areas of sensors, high performance processors, microprocessors including artificial intelligence, actuators and communication means for secure data exchange.

IPCEI ME/CT follows and complements the first IPCEI to support research and innovation in the field of microelectronics.

Read more about IPCEI ME/CT