Webinar: Discover ASTEERICS—France’s microelectronics competence center

ASTEERICS, the French center of expertise in microelectronics, is hosting a general informational webinar to present its role, as well as its technical and economic support and training services on

Wednesday, April 15, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.

This online event is designed for organizations seeking to better understand the technological and industrial challenges of microelectronics and identify opportunities for innovation and competitiveness:

· Startups or small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the industrial electronics sector seeking to better understand how microelectronics can enhance their products and services

· Fabless startups looking to develop and launch a new generation of microchips

· Major electronics or microelectronics companies seeking partnerships

· Investors interested in the potential of this growing sector

ASTEERICS’ training and technical-economic support services for ASIC projects are primarily intended for startups and SMEs seeking to develop or integrate European semiconductors into their products, with the aim of helping them enhance their performance, energy efficiency, and competitiveness. These services are available to all companies and investors. They are free for SMEs and startups as they are subsidized by European and national funds.

This webinar will cover: an overview of the microelectronics value chain; an introduction to ASTEERICS and its mission; an explanation of its technical and economic support services; and its training programs designed to strengthen team skills. The webinar will conclude with a Q&A session to address your specific questions and needs.

This webinar is co-organized by the ASTEERICS consortium, which comprises the AKTANTIS, ALPHA-RLH, Images&Réseaux, Minalogic, SmartPower, and Systematic Paris-Région competitiveness clusters, as well as CAP’TRONIC and the GIP-CNFM.

ASTEERICS, the French microelectronics competence center, is funded by the European Union under the Chips JU and supported by the French government through the “Skills and Jobs of the Future” call for proposals under the France 2030 Program, administered by the Caisse des Dépôts.

Contact ALPHA-RLH: l.dugoujon@alpha-rlh.com