Welcome to IPCEI ME/CT

Microelectronics and communication technologies

IPCEI ME/CT is a collaborative initiative aimed at driving innovation, research, and industrial deployment across the microelectronics and communication technologies value chain. Led by fourteen Member States of the European Union, this project represents a strategic endeavor to foster digital and green transformation while enhancing Europe's competitiveness in key sectors.

Objectives

IPCEI ME/CT aims at stimulating innovation and technological advancement in microelectronics and communication technologies, contributing to Europe’s ambition for a greener, digital, more secure, resilient, and sovereign society.

Read the European Commission’s official webpage about IPCEI ME/CT

Scope & Impact

IPCEI ME/CT encompasses research and development projects covering the entire microelectronics and communication technologies value chain, from materials and chip designs to manufacturing processes and application development.

Through its innovative projects, IPCEI ME/CT aims at advancing technologies such as 5G and 6G communications, autonomous driving, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing, while supporting companies in their green transition.

 

Workstreams

The IPCEI ME/CT program is structured around 4 individual Workstreams (WS): SENSE, THINK, ACT, and COMMUNICATE ensuring Safety & Security, Sustainability and Digital Sovereignty for the European Union of Tomorrow. The workstreams are supported by a Facilitators Group (FG) and Transform Group (TG) to ensure efficient implementation and high impact of their projects and the overall program.

Novel sensors to collect data

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Chips to process and store data

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Microelectronic systems performing actions

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systems for fast, secure and reliable transmission of information

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Collaboration

The IPCEI ME/CT involves 68 projects from 56 companies (Large Enterprises, Small and Medium Sized Enterprises). These direct participants will closely cooperate through more than 180 envisaged cross-border collaborations with both other direct participants, associated partners and indirect partners (which can also be research organizations) to create a vibrant ecosystem.

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Key figures

14

Countries

8.1

Billion funding

4

Workstreams

100 +

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