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Company · Ireland
Declared costs: €200K+ a year · in the register since 2021
Industry association · Sweden
Declared costs: €500K+ a year · in the register since 2011
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Confederation of Swedish Enterprise · filed 8 Apr 2022 · source
Regarding the European Chips Act, Swedish Enterprise would like to make the following general points: • Reforms to promote business and trade in semiconductors are fundamentally positive. Semiconductors are a key input for many Swedish companies, and many Swedish companies and universities are at the forefront of this area.
Analog Devices · filed 9 May 2022 · source
Analog Devices welcomes the European Chips Act, which is the right step to push for greater manufacturing capacity in Europe. The proposed legislation will be a key foundation for Europe’s leadership in the production of advanced semiconductors. One area of particular interest is the focus on supporting innovative R&D, especially in the field of advanced semiconductors.
Confederation of Swedish Enterprise · filed 28 Aug 2026 · source
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise welcomes the Commission’s ambition to strengthen Europe’s competitiveness, innovation capacity and resilience in the semiconductor sector. Semiconductors are a fundamental enabling technology for large parts of European industry and a well-functioning semiconductor supply is important for both digitalisation and the green transition.
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Analog Devices · filed 1 Sept 2026 · source
Analog Devices (ADI) welcomes the European Commissions proposal for the EU Chips Act 2.0 and its ambition to strengthen Europes technological capability, resilience and competitiveness. ADI is a global semiconductor company with major R&D, design and manufacturing operations in Europe. ADI Europe has globally competitive capabilities in analogue, mixed-signal, power and sensing technologies.
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