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Tyndall National Institute has welcomed the European Commission’s proposal for a Chips Act 2.0, describing it as a decisive step in strengthening Europe’s semiconductor ecosystem and accelerating the transition from research excellence to industrial-scale capability. Demand-generation, industrialisation, resilience, and supply chain security The updated framework signals a major evolution in Eur

Share LinkedIn Teams WhatsApp Facebook Email X Neil Tyler 04 Jun 2026 More in Electronics Manufacturing Policy & Business Semiconductors RECOMMENDED Reshaping the technology landscape in Europe FAMES pilot line aims to strengthen Europe’s semiconductor capabilities Siemens signs agreement to support European chip design initiative European Chips Act 2.0 embraces a long-term industrial

BRUSSELS - On June 3, 2026, the European Commission unveiled the European Chips Act 2.0, a significant advancement in Europe's drive to boost semiconductor competitiveness, resilience, and technological autonomy. The policy was introduced at the SEMI Europe Policy Forum in Brussels, a high-profile event organized by SEMI Europe that gathered leading figures from the semiconductor sector, policymak