TWG

What is a Working Group?

A Working Group (WG) is a group of experts, who have a genuine interest in sharing their experience and becoming key players in addressing the most pressing issues for the chips industry.

Each WG is focused on a specific topic and aligns with the objectives defined by the European Commission to strengthen the chips manufacturing industry.

Though regular strategic meetings, the members of the WGs shape the policy and industry discussion around key issues for the semiconductor sector in Europe.

 

Who is involved?

All WGs have one common feature: they are based on the Triple Helix approach. The Triple Helix approach aims at bringing together Industry, Research & Academia and Policy-makers to comprehensively address the identified issues.

Within the semiconductor industry this approach deserves a particular attention. The challenges Europe faces require a constant discussion between all the stakeholders and the ALLPROS.eu WGs aim to provide a secure place for this to happen.

How to join the Working Groups?

Only members of the Alliance on Processors and Semiconductor Technologies can participate in the Working Groups.

Any organisation with relevant existing or planned activities in the area of processor and semiconductor technologies, including end-user companies, associations, and research and technology organisations, can join the Alliance.

Visit the official webpage of the European Commission to access the application form.

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List of open Working Groups

The objective of the WGs is to raise a discussion on well-defined topics that need to be tackled to make the chips industry more resilient in Europe. The topics are aligned with the European Commission’s priorities and the list of members is up to approval by the ALLPROS.eu consortium. The list of open WGs will be gradually expanded to address more topics.