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At Silicon Saxony Days 2026, Frank Bösenberg said Dresden shows “what is possible” under Europe’s first Chips Act.

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Dresden. While Intel’s billion-dollar project was quietly shelved in Magdeburg, Silicon Saxony is buzzing like never before: 82,500 people now work in Saxony’s microelectronics and software industry - 1,500 more than just a year ago. And now, of all times, on the cluster’s 25th anniversary, more than 2,000 representatives from 14 international delegations are traveling to Dresden to spend three da

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