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Scotland to accelerate semiconductor production with £9m R&D injection

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The British government is injecting £9m into a semiconductor R&D facility in Scotland to boost the UK’s production capacity of critical chips. The development site, to be hosted in Inchinnan by the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), will provide an advanced packaging scale-upline for power electronic semiconductors to support faster chip production. NMIS said the facility would cut the packaging time and distribution to firms fo…

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Electronics Weekly

Strathclyde Uni gets £9m for IC packaging R&D

The University of Strathclyde has received £9 million from Innovate UK to pursue semiconductor packaging R&D. The intention is to provide an advanced packaging line for power electronic semiconductors which ... The post Strathclyde Uni gets £9m for IC packaging R&D appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

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Scottish Business News

£9 million funding boost to bring key semiconductor manufacturing capability to Scotland - Scottish Business News

A new R&D development designed to support the growth of semiconductor packaging has received a £9 million funding injection, helping to reshore a critical part of the UK’s £500 million electrification supply chain and create new opportunities for manufacturers to access new markets and cut costs. Hosted by the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), the new development, which is funded by Innovate UK and set to open in 2025, will be lo…

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