Europe’s Chip Industry: Perfect Storm or Perfect Timing?
November 6, 2026 -- Europe’s semiconductor ambitions extend beyond advanced fabs. With chip design, equipment, materials, and advanced packaging all part of the equation, strengthening the continent’s position requires a coordinated approach across the value chain.
Ahead of SEMICON Europa 2026, EE Times’ Anne-Françoise Pelé examines the pressures facing Europe’s chip industry and how the proposed Chips Act 2.0 could help turn existing strengths into a more competitive and resilient ecosystem.
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