STMicroelectronics Hosts French "Nano2022" Program Launch at its Crolles Site
March 15 2019 - 11:45AM
PR N° C2882C
STMicroelectronics Hosts French "Nano2022"
Program Launch at its Crolles Site
- ST one of the leaders of five-year French strategic program
supporting R&D and First Industrial Deployment in
microelectronics
- Nano2022 program part of the broader "Important Project of
Common European Interest" (IPCEI) for Microelectronics spearheaded
by France, Italy, Germany, and the United Kingdom
Crolles,
France, March 15, 2019 - STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM), a
global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum
of electronics applications, hosted today the official launch of
the French "Nano2022" program for the microelectronics industry.
"Nano2022" was presented by French Minister of Economy Bruno Le
Maire at the ST research, development and manufacturing site of
Crolles, near Grenoble (France), in presence of representatives of
national and local public authorities and of the French
semiconductor industry.
"Nano2022" is a five-year public-private strategic support
program targeting not only research, development, and innovation
(RDI), but also First Industrial Deployment (FID). Support to FID
is a key enabler for semiconductor companies which, like ST, are
also manufacturing part of their chips through innovative
proprietary technologies, as it targets the ever-difficult step
between prototypes and volume production. "Nano2022" will support
the French R&D and manufacturing sites of ST: Crolles,
Grenoble, Rennes, Rousset, and Tours. This program will support
advances in key technologies: new generations of microcontrollers,
microprocessors, and digital integrated circuits; power conversion
technologies, including wide-bandgap materials, to optimize
electric system performance; and new specialized imaging and 3D
sensors. All of these technologies support key, high-growth
applications across the four end-markets served by ST: the broad
automotive and industrial markets, personal electronics including
smartphones, and next-generation communication infrastructure.
The program will also foster close cooperation with the French
R&D ecosystem to which ST sites belong, with a broad range of
partners - research and technology organizations, SMEs and
startups, and large companies.In the same perspective, the broader
IPCEI for Microelectronics, which involves France, Italy, Germany,
and the United Kingdom also supports both RDI and FID. ST has
worked with both French and Italian public authorities for one
single integrated proposal.
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products are found everywhere today, and together with our
customers, we are enabling smarter driving and smarter factories,
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Internet of Things devices.
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- ST - Nano2022 launch- VA.pdf
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