https://www.tranzystor.pl/nowosci-ze-swiata/145-mld-euro-na-rozwoj-procesorow-nowej-generacji-w-technologii-2-nm.html
https://techstory.in/eu-invests-e145bn-to-develop-2nm-based-advance-processors/
https://wccftech.com/eu-signs-a-declaration-for-2-nm-node-development/
Polska się podpisała.
"Próbując rozwijać procesory oparte na technologiach 2nm, UE inwestuje 145 mld €. W sprawie decyzji przyjęło wspólną deklarację 18 państw europejskich. Celem jest zbudowanie wydajnych procesorów o małej mocy, które można osadzić w małych systemach. Na razie planowane jest powolne inwestowanie tej kwoty w ciągu najbliższych 2-3 lat. Ten krok oznacza, że w najbliższej przyszłości możemy zobaczyć duże postępy w tej przestrzeni." (Te fundusze chyba mają być 20% pieniędzy z https://ec.europa.eu/info/business-economy-euro/recovery-coronavirus/recovery-and-resilience-facility_en)
Z dokumentu "Declaration A European Initiative on Processors and semiconductor technologies" : https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/dae/document.cfm?doc_id=71912
The signing Member States agree to:
1.Cooperate and engage in efforts to co-invest in semiconductor technologies across the full value chain and to this end:
Mobilize industrial stakeholders through a future industrial alliance to establish strategic roadmaps and research and investment plans for processor design, deployment and fabrication that takes into account the full semiconductor ecosystem;
Address common challenges through various funding mechanisms, including where feasible through the national Recovery and Resilience plans, contributing to a substantial increase in the production capability in Europe of semiconductors and embedded systems across the value chain, and processor chips with significant improvements in energy performance and speed by 2025;
Design a multi-country and inclusive European Flagship Project through the development of a proposal for an Important Project of Common European Interest that aims to create a strong dynamic to bolster Europe’s electronics industry with a focus on the design ecosystem, supply chain capabilities and first industrial deployment of advanced semiconductor technologies, including scaling towards leading-edge process technologies for processor chips.
2.Supporting the use of semiconductor technologies in Europe and to this end:
Facilitate exploitation by SMEs of advanced chip technologies in innovative products, and provide upskilling and reskilling opportunities for workers and students;
Work towards common standards and, where appropriate, certification for trusted electronics, as well as common requirements for procurement of secure chips and embedded systems in applications that rely on or make extensive use of chip technology.
