The EU Chips Ecosystem Tracker is a new interactive platform that brings together companies, research organisations and key European initiatives across the semiconductor sector. It offers Estonian electronics companies a practical way to identify potential partners, explore manufacturing capabilities and build new international connections.
Developed by the Central European Institute of Asian Studies (CEIAS) as part of the CHIPDIPLO project, the Tracker is the first publicly available map of Europe’s semiconductor landscape. It currently includes more than 2,700 companies and organisations from all 27 EU Member States, along with Competence Centres, pilot lines, IPCEI projects and the EU Chips Design Platform.
Companies can use the platform to find semiconductor manufacturers, chip design centres, packaging and pilot production facilities, research organisations, technology providers and supply chain partners. The Tracker also makes it easier to understand how the European semiconductor sector is organised and where potential partners can be found.
Several members of the Estonian Electronics Industries Association are already listed on the platform, including Arrow Electronics Estonia, EBV Elektronik, Future Electronics, Testonica and TTI Electronics. The platform is expected to continue growing, and companies and organisations can submit new entries or update existing information to ensure their activities are accurately represented.
The Estonian Electronics Industries Association encourages companies with an interest in semiconductor technologies or international cooperation to explore the EU Chips Ecosystem Tracker. It is a practical tool for finding new partners, expanding international networks and gaining a broader overview of the European semiconductor sector.