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Hellenic Chips Competence Centre

The Hellenic Chips Competence Centre (HCCC) is a non-profit partnership formed to advance the Hellenic and European semiconductor ecosystem in alignment with the strategic goals of the EU Chips Act. Coordinated by the Hellenic Emerging Technologies Industry Association (HETiA), the consortium brings together leading research institutes, universities, scientific and industry stakeholders.

Vision

To position Hellas as a key contributor to the European semiconductor industry, fostering innovation, nurturing high-tech talent and promoting collaboration between industry, research and academia, by advancing microcircuits including new microprocessors, evolving current semiconductors and enabling more sophisticated devices with advanced sensing, actuation and communications.

Mission

To strengthen the value chains within electronic systems and components—particularly for startups and SMEs—by facilitating the adoption and integration of semiconductor technologies through comprehensive training, technology transfer initiatives, access to design platforms and pilot production lines, and venture capital matchmaking.

Our Objectives

  • Promote innovation in analog, mixed-signal, RF, photonics, AI, sensors, and low-power chips
  • Strengthen the workforce with upskilling and reskilling programs
  • Offer access to advanced infrastructure and design platforms
  • Accelerate the commercialization of research outcomes
  • Foster international cooperation and industry engagement

HCCC project is supported by Chips JU and its members, and is co-funded by European Union and the Hellenic Government via the “Competitiveness” Programme.

Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EYDE-VEK. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.