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The EU launched a €2.5B chip pilot in Belgium to develop sub-2nm semiconductors using EUV lithography, boosting Europe’s tech independence.
The European Union has launched the €2.5 billion NanoIC pilot line in Leuven, Belgium, the largest under the EU Chips Act, to advance next-generation semiconductor technology below 2 nanometers using extreme ultraviolet lithography.
Hosted at imec and backed by €700 million from the EU, national governments, and industry partners like ASML, it offers open access to startups, researchers, and companies for prototyping advanced chips for AI, 6G, and healthcare.
The facility, part of a €3.7 billion EU semiconductor innovation effort, supports Europe’s goal to strengthen supply chain resilience and reduce reliance on foreign chip production.
La UE puso en marcha en Bélgica un proyecto piloto de chips por valor de 2.500 millones de euros para desarrollar semiconductores sub-2nm utilizando la litografía EUV, aumentando así la independencia tecnológica de Europa.