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The European Commission (EC) has unveiled the Chips Act 2.0, a proposal that builds on the 2023 Chips Act and introduces new measures to boost the semiconductor industry across the continent. In a statement, the EC said the Chips Act 2.0 will complement other initiatives it has introduced in the intervening years, helping to build a “more competitive, secure, and resilient European digital econom

Global Electronics Association Commends the European Commission for Strengthening Technological Sovereignty by Proposing the Chips Act 2.0 June 4, 2026 | Global Electronics Association Estimated reading time: 2 minutes The Global Electronics Association applauds the European Commission on releasing the Chips Act 2.0 as a critical part of the Technological Sovereignty Package. This proposal marks

Home | Updates | European Commission prepares Chips Act 2.0 to boost semiconductor resilience Leading-edge semiconductors are central to the initiative, with applications across defence, AI, automotive systems and high-performance computing. The European Commission is preparing a Chips Act 2.0 aimed at strengthening Europe’s semiconductor resilience, reducing strategic dependencies, and supporti

The European Commission wants governments to buy chips from EU startups as Brussels seeks to reduce the bloc's reliance on US and East Asian suppliers, Reutersreported, citing a document it has seen.