aCCCess — Competence Centers

APECS boosts European semiconductor leadership with a pilot line for advanced packaging and heterogeneous integration, offering SMEs, start-ups, and industry access to cutting-edge chiplet-based technologies and infrastructure.

ASTEERICS builds France’s microelectronics competence center, offering training, innovation, business support, and promotion within a pan-European semiconductor strategy.

AT-C³ supports Austria’s chip innovation via advanced R&D, startup support, SME programs, and EU-wide collaboration for semiconductor resilience.

C3BG is the Chips Competence Centre of Bulgaria, dedicated to strengthening the countrys role in Europes semiconductor ecosystem.

CADETTI is Italy's Chips Competence Centre dedicated to advancing integrated circuit design, training, and technology transfer under the European Chips Act.

CC Chip SI is Slovenian Competence Centre on chips and semiconductor technologies, focusing on application specific electronic chips (ASICs) for niche applications and photonic and quantum chips and components

CC-NorChip is a collaboration focusing on microchip design, materials technology, and advanced technology access for Norwegian SMEs.

ChipsNL is the Dutch Chips Competence Centre, driving innovation, collaboration, and growth in semiconductors while connecting the Netherlands to Europes wider ecosystem.

ChipsC2-LT is Lithuanias national semiconductor competence centre, bridging cutting-edge research with industrial application in advanced chip design, photonics, and THz technologies.

ChipsWIN is the Chips Competence Centre of Belgium, supporting semiconductor startups and SMEs with expertise, infrastructure, and European connections.

CROCCS (Croatian Competence Centre for Semiconductors) is Croatias national competence centre supporting the adoption of semiconductor and chip design technologies, particularly among SMEs.

Czech Semiconductor Centre specializes in semiconductor design and manufacturing, offering technical expertise, training, and access to European networks.

Cy3C is Cypruss Chips Competence Centre, dedicated to advancing semiconductor technologies and fostering innovation within the national and European ecosystems.

The Danish Chips Competence Centre (DKCCC) headquartered at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) serves as the national hub for chip technology, supporting SMEs and startups in semiconductor and quantum chip design and fabrication.

The EuroCDP competence center focuses on enhancing digital communication and data protection practices across Europe.

The FAMES Pilot Line focuses on advanced materials and manufacturing processes, promoting innovation and collaboration in the industry.

Flanders Chips Competence Center enhances semiconductor expertise, offering training, project support, and access to technical infrastructures under the European Chips Act.

The Finnish Chips Competence Centre enhances semiconductor expertise, supporting industry innovation and collaboration within the European chip ecosystem.

G3C is Germanys Chips Competence Centre, serving as a central hub for chip design, heterogeneous integration, and system development while supporting SMEs and start-ups.

The Hellenic Chips Competence Centre (HCCC) is a non-profit organization focused on semiconductor innovation, training, and technology transfer in Greece.

HCHiP, Hungarys Chips Competence Centre, focuses on heterogeneous integration and packaging, supporting SMEs and industry with advanced micro- and nanotechnology expertise.

Irelands Chips Competence Centre (I-C3) is a national hub for semiconductor expertise, bringing together leading academic and industry partners to accelerate technology access, pilot lines, design platforms, and training for SMEs, startups, and research institutions across Ireland and the EU.

InnoSemi is the Chips Competence Centre of Poland, created to strengthen national innovation capacity and link Polish stakeholders with Europes semiconductor initiatives.

KIIP is Estonias Chips Competence Center, supporting startups and SMEs in chip design, hardware security, and IC testing while connecting Estonia to Europes semiconductor ecosystem.

The Latvian Chip Competence Centre (LCCC), co-funded by the EU and the Ministry of Education and Science, is Latvias hub for semiconductor and microelectronics innovation, supporting research, startups, and SMEs.

The Luxembourg Chips Competence Centre (LU-CCC) is a national hub for expertise, research, and innovation in microelectronics and semiconductor technologies, connecting industry, academia, and research institutions to advance chip design, manufacturing, and applications.

MicroNanoSpain is Spain's Chips Competence Centre, uniting leading research institutes, universities, and industry to strengthen the national semiconductor ecosystem through innovation, training, and knowledge transfer.

MSCC is Malta's Chips Competence Centre, focused on fabless startup incubation, advanced packaging, and chip design skills development, strengthening Malta's role in Europe's semiconductor ecosystem.

The NanoIC pilot line, hosted by imec, is set to provide Europe with a leading-edge beyond 2nm System-on-Chip (SoC) pilot line for advanced logic, memory, and interconnect technologies.

PIXEurope is the pilot line focusing on accelerating the development, manufacturing, and adoption of advanced Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) in Europe.

PIXSpain CC is Spain's Chips Competence Centre for photonic integration, supporting SMEs and startups with training, design tools, and technology transfer to boost innovation in Europes semiconductor ecosystem.

POEMS is Portugals Chips Competence Centre, advancing semiconductor innovation through chip design, advanced packaging, and emerging technologies. Bringing together 16 leading partners, it strengthens national capacity and positions Portugal at the forefront of microelectronics.

RO-SMARTSYS is Romanias Chips Competence Centre, strengthening national semiconductor capabilities and connecting Romanian stakeholders to the European ecosystem.

Swedish Chips Competence Centre (SCCC) specializes in semiconductor technology, offering training, industry support, and access to pilot production lines.

SK Chips Competence Centre - Creating future of advancing chip technology in Slovakia SKCCC is envisioned to be a central point for Slovak companies and start-ups, providing access to cutting-edge technologies, research expertise, and specialized services in semiconductors and advanced chip packaging.

The WBG Pilot Line is uniting leading facilities and expertise to advance wide-bandgap semiconductor technologies for next-generation power and radio-frequency electronics.