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Connecting innovation to impact

November 19, 2025 - Munich, Germany

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Investing in semiconductors is investing in economic resilience. This principle lies at the heart of the EU Chips Act and its initiatives, such as the NanoIC project – hosted by imec – and the other European pilot lines.

This means the ambition goes beyond technological advancement. It’s about ensuring that fundamental innovations are effectively adopted by industry to generate tangible impact on both the economy and society.

But in practice, how will semiconductor breakthroughs such as advanced logic nodes, 3D integration, and integrated photonics, affect application domains ranging from quantum chips to automotive and security? What steps need to be taken to bridge the gap between research and manufacturing?

Join imec at ITF Chip into the future where we will explore some of these questions together.

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Highlights at ITF Chip into the future

  • Get the latest technological and R&D updates

  • Gain in-depth insights on the pilot lines of the EU Chips Act: bridging innovation and industrialization

  • Learn about key initiatives designed to empower the European supply chain and close the talent gap — both of which are essential elements for achieving sustainable growth and competitiveness in the sector

  • Enjoy a networking lunch to connect with peers and deepen the conversation

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Why attend ITF Chip into the future?

Join imec experts and industry leaders for a morning of insightful presentations and dynamic panel discussions. Specific topics include quantum computing, automotive, and security.

ITF will present exclusive insights from imec, its ecosystem, and from the NanoIC project.

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Who attends ITF Chip into the future?

Hosted as part of SEMICON Europa 2025, the event will gather leading experts, innovators, and researchers representing the semiconductor ecosystem and ICT industry in Europe and beyond.

About the NanoIC project

The NanoIC project is a flagship of European collaboration hosted by imec (Belgium) with partners CEA-Leti (France), Fraunhofer (Germany), VTT (Finland), CSSNT (Romania), and Tyndall National Institute (Ireland). The acquisition and operation of the NanoIC pilot line are jointly funded by the Chips Joint Undertaking, through the European Union’s Digital Europe (101183266) and Horizon Europe programs (101183277), along with support from the participating states: Belgium (Flanders), France, Germany, Finland, Ireland, and Romania.

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