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Company · Ireland
Declared costs: €200K+ a year · in the register since 2021
Company · Germany
Declared costs: €2.3M+ a year · in the register since 2008
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Robert Bosch GmbH · filed 6 May 2022 · source
Bosch welcomes the EU Chips Act and its ambitious target of increasing Europe’s share of global chips manufacturing to 20% by 2030 as well as its contribution to the success of the twin transition of the European industry, which relies on an innovative and resilient supply of mature and advanced chips for future growth.
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.
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.
Robert Bosch GmbH · filed 2 Sept 2026 · source
To achieve genuine technological leadership and supply chain resilience, the Chips Act 2.0 proposal now pivots from a supply-side focus to a proactive, market-driven industrial policy approach. The new proposal introduces a welcomed mix of supply- and demand-side instruments and approaches, which effectiveness will be determined by means of implementation.
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