Techritory 2025 in Riga brought together over 600 participants from across Europe to discuss the future of connectivity, digital infrastructure, and semiconductor technologies. For FiCCC, this was more than a conference—it was a pivotal moment to help shape a new phase of Nordic–Baltic cooperation in semiconductors.  Political Commitment and Strategic Dialogue The Techritory forum opened with a strong political signal: Latvia’s Prime Minister Evika Siliņa  emphasized that s

FiCCC will take part in the Mobile World Congress 2026 (MWC Barcelona, March 2–5) - one of the world’s most influential technology events - to manifest Finland’s capabilities in semiconductors and microelectronics on the global stage.

Industry leaders, researchers, and innovators gathered in Tampere for a joint session between Future Mobile Working Machine and the Finnish semiconductor ecosystem to discuss semiconductors; chips, sensors and the urgent need for Europe and Finland to strengthen sovereignty in designing and manufacturing these foundational technologies.

The Nordic Chip Meet-Up in Lund (20–21 August 2025) gathered industry leaders, researchers, policymakers, and innovators from across the region to discuss the future of microelectronics and semiconductors.