Industrial Policy
European Chips Act
The European Chips Act is the EU's strategy to rebuild domestic semiconductor capacity, adopted in 2023 and expanded via a June 2026 'Chips Act 2.0' proposal. It has catalyzed over €80 billion in chip-related investment against an original €43 billion target, including a €10 billion-plus ESMC fab in Dresden, with the 2.0 overhaul targeting €120 billion in public-private investment by 2035.
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- European Commission — Digital Strategy — European Commission overview of the European Chips Act85% source confidence
- Bloomberg — EU says it needs €120 billion to revive local chip production74% source confidence
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Sep 2023 · Adopted
The European Chips Act was formally adopted, targeting €43 billion in mobilized public and private investment to double the EU's global semiconductor market share to 20% by 2030.
Jun 2026 · Chips Act 2.0 proposed
The European Commission proposed a 'Chips Act 2.0' overhaul, aiming to let the Commission invest directly in fabs and mobilize roughly €120 billion in investment by 2035, after the original Act's catalyzed investment already exceeded €80 billion.