The chip will be used in a supercomputer planned for The chip is placed inside the black box under the fan right image. By Eurasia Review. New technology from Chalmers University of Technology and the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, is helping the EU establish its own competitive computer manufacturing industry. Researchers have developed components critical for optimising on-chip memory, a key factor in enhancing the performance of next-generation computers.
As a result, the cache becomes better at managing data, which enhances its speed. This innovation is part of the European project, The European Processor Initiative EPI , aimed at establishing a European processor industry and making Europe independent in high-performance computing chips. Following the acute shortage of semiconductors, or computer chips, during the COVID pandemic, the EU decided to invest 43 billion euros to ensure the supply of semiconductors within the EU through The European Chips Act , which came into effect in Currently, Europe relies heavily on American technology, with most expertise concentrated in the USA, while nearly all computer manufacturing takes place in Asia.
The list highlights current research with the potential to create value through commercialisation, business and method development or societal impact. The commercial part of the component development is carried out through the deeptech company Infininode, with funding and venture building support through Chalmers Ventures.
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