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ICOS² will be present at SEMICON Europa, represented by AENEAS at the AENEAS booth within the Chips JU booth. Come and meet some of the project partners, learn more about
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ICOS² will be present at SEMICON Europa, represented by AENEAS at the AENEAS booth within the Chips JU booth. Come and meet some of the project partners, learn more about

ICOS² is strengthening its international presence through its participation in discussions on semiconductor and quantum technologies at the International Conference on Industrial Technology Innovation (ICITI 2026), held in Taipei, Taiwan.

Launched by the European Commission in 2023, the European Chips Act has created an important framework to strengthen the EU’s semiconductor capabilities, covering from research and design to manufacturing, packaging,
Let's build the future of semiconductor innovation together with ICOS².
From AI and mobility to healthcare and space, semiconductors are key for technological development. ICOS² aims to reinforce Europe’s position in the global semiconductor ecosystem, by strengthening international collaboration.
ICOS² will map the global semiconductor supply chains and industrial ecosystem and their expected evolution including their strengths, gaps, and vulnerabilities in non EU-countries.
An analysis of political, industrial, and research cooperation frameworks will be conducted to evaluate cooperation modalities, and model “what-if” scenarios, thereby anticipating risks.
The engagement to specific stakeholders will be ensured by an effective communication campaign of results. This communication plan is here to maximise uptake and ensure long-term impact.
ICOS² will assess the positioning of the EU relative to global competitors in emerging semiconductor technologies, identifying opportunities for leadership.
A set of concrete recommendations for EU–non-EU cooperation will be published to support joint calls, and promote researcher mobility in priority fields that will be identified during the project activities.
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Grenoble INP-UGA
Grenoble, France

Tyndall National Institute
Cork, Ireland

CEA- Leti
Grenoble, France

Decision Etudes & Conseil
Paris, France

SEMI Europe
Berlin, Germany

Imec Micro-Electronica Centrum
Louvain, Belgium

Sinano Institute
Grenoble, France
Decision Etudes & Conseil
Veldhoven, Netherlands

Fraunhofer
Munchen, Germany

Infineon Technologies AG
Neubiberg, Germany

Aeneas
Paris, France

Robert Bosch GMBH
Gerlingen-Schillerhoehe, Germany

DKE German Commission
Offenbach am Main, Germany

University of Ghent, Belgium

The National Interuniversity
Consortium for Nanoelectronics (IU.NET)
Milan, Italy
Nxp semiconductors
Eindhoven, Netherlands BV

STMicroelectronics
Grenoble, France

VDI/VDE Innovation
Berlin, Germany

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
Espoo, Finlande

Warsaw University of Technology
Warsaw, Poland

Delft University of Technology
Delft, Netherlands



















