6th SEMI Brussels Forum
Keep Semiconductor Advanced Manufacturing in Europe Competitive!The European Union faces growing and overwhelming global competition from both developed and emerging economies. Although Europe remains in a position of relative strengths, it must strategize to secure the future now, for the next generations to come. Critical mass of advanced manufacturing and pilot-lines are indispensable to keep state of the art research and development going and to create and retain high-quality jobs in Europe. Our long-term ability to innovate and compete in the global economy depends on co-locating manufacturing and related R&D activities in Europe competitive, along with a strong supply chain of equipment materials and services. With the European Commission’s Key Enabling Technologies (KET) recommendations now published, work needs to focus on implementation. We need concrete measures put in place, as soon as possible, for Europe to remain an innovative and competitive manufacturing region. Click here to read customer statements supporting semiconductor manufacturing and expertise to remain in Europe: |
Contact: Over 60 supporting companies
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| European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) | |||||||
| VDMA: The German Engineering Federation | |||||||
| The German electrical and electronics industry | |||||||
| GE Aviation Systems | |||||||
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The IMEC Technology Forum will be held 22-24 May 2012 following the 6th SEMI Brussels Forum. At ITF2012 you can meet an exciting mix of renowned industrial speakers, imec executives and top researchers. You will get an early insight in market trends and evolutions in nanoelectronics, healthcare, smart vision and communication systems and energy. 6th SEMI Brussels Forum attendees can attend at special conditions. For more information visit www.itf2012.be | |||||||










