In early June, the EU Commission presented the “Chips Act 2.0": an extended funding program for the European chip industry. Silicon Saxony from Dresden, Europe's largest semiconductor cluster, welcomes the proposal. Correspondent Kaspar Vissar talks to Silicon Saxony Managing Director Frank Bösenberg and sustainability researcher Prof. Dr. Dr. Felix Ekardt about how the new EU law could further strengthen the region and which ecological factors should be taken into account.
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