The Chips Act 2.0 is a proposal by the European Commission aimed at strengthening the European semiconductor ecosystem, increasing its resilience and competitiveness, and supporting the entire value chain. The proposal also aims to improve conditions for European companies and facilitate their access to support tools and infrastructure.
To ensure that the Chips Act reflects the real needs of companies in the ecosystem, the Enterprise Europe Network, in collaboration with the European Commission, is organizing an event titled “SME Feedback Workshop on the Chips Act 2.0.”
During the workshop, participants will learn about the proposal and will have the opportunity to share their experiences, needs, and feedback directly with representatives of the European Commission.
The discussion will cover topics such as:
The workshop is particularly relevant for small and medium-sized enterprises operating in the fields of semiconductors, microelectronics, and electronics. Participating companies may include, for example, those involved in the manufacture and supply of semiconductors, chip development, electronic components, manufacturing equipment, testing, and packaging, as well as other players in the European semiconductor and electronics value chain.
The event will take place online on October 14, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., and the program will be conducted in English. Participation is free, but prior registration is required.
Companies do not have to provide their feedback only during the workshop. They can also submit their experiences, needs, and comments on the Chips Act 2.0 proposal in writing through the Enterprise Europe Network.
Is your company dealing with issues related to support availability, infrastructure, pilot lines, administrative requirements, or other obstacles in the semiconductor industry?
We would appreciate it if you would send us your suggestions. We will help you prepare and draft your feedback, which we will forward to the relevant organizations.
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