LU-CCC

Luxembourg Chips Competence Centre

The Luxembourg Chips Competence Centre (LU-CCC) is a strategic initiative designed to strengthen Luxembourg position in the European semiconductor landscape. Aligned with the EU Chips Act, LU-CCC acts as a national gateway, ensuring that startups, SMEs, and industry players can seamlessly access European semiconductor research, pilot lines, and funding programs. LU-CCC bridges the gap between cutting-edge EU semiconductor resources and Luxembourg’s growing innovation ecosystem. A central pillar of the initiative is technology transfer, ensuring that semiconductor breakthroughs emerging from EU-funded research programs transition into commercial applications. By fostering industry-academic collaboration, LU-CCC will enable Luxembourg-based companies to integrate advanced chip technologies into their products and services, enhancing Europe’s technological sovereignty. To address the semiconductor skills gap, LU-CCC will collaborate with the national research ecosystem, and the European network of Chips Competence Centres. Through specialized training programs, hands-on workshops, and industry-driven initiatives, LU-CCC will ensure that Luxembourg develops and retains highly skilled semiconductor professionals. In addition, LU-CCC will play a key role in funding and investment facilitation, guiding companies through EU funding mechanisms such as the Chips Fund and Horizon Europe, while also fostering private-sector investment in semiconductor ventures. By integrating Luxembourg’s semiconductor activities into the broader European innovation ecosystem, LU-CCC will strengthen cross-border R&D, industrial partnerships, and policy engagement. This initiative not only enhances Luxembourg’s economic competitiveness but also contributes to Europe’s strategic autonomy, secure digital transformation, and leadership in microelectronics innovation.

Project Details

Ongoing
Call identifier:
DIGITAL-JU-CHIPS-2024-SG-CCC-3
Countries:
Luxembourg
Coordinating entity:
LUXINNOVATION GIE
Number of participants:
1
Total cost:
€ 1,104,240.00
JU funding:
€ 552,120.00
Project duration:
01/01/2026 - 31/12/2029