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ESIA frequently releases information regarding the European semiconductor industry. Here you will find access to our latest news, press releases, reports and other publications. For enquiries, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

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ESIA Position on the "Cyber Resilience Act" implementation in the semiconductor industry

ESIA Summary Paper on “The European Semiconductor Industry and PFAS”

ESIA Comments on the guidelines on the export of cyber-surveillance items under Article 5 of Regulation (EU) No. 2021/821

Worldwide semiconductor market expected to hit $515 billion in 2023, rebound in 2024

Joint Statement of the 27th Meeting of the World Semiconductor Council (WSC)

ESIA Feedback on the Net-Zero Industry Act

ESIA / SEMI Joint statement on the Revision of the F-Gas Regulation

World Customs Day: Statement by Members of the Trade Contact Group Advising DG TAXUD

ESIA Position on the necessity to add certain raw materials to Annex I and II of the “Critical Raw Materials Act”

ESIA Position on the “Critical Raw Materials Act”

WSC supports World Anti-Counterfeiting Day

Joint Letter on Member States Planning and Readiness of the UCC Work Programme

Joint Statement on “Access to data by public bodies: a double-edge tool to use with caution and restraint”

ESIA welcomes the approval of the EU Chips Act in support of the semiconductor industry

European semiconductor market hits highest-ever annual total

ESIA welcomes EU plans to boost the clean tech economy

ESIA position on the potential EU nomination of D4, D5 and D6 to the UN Stockholm Convention on POPs

ESIA Comments on the ITRE Draft Report to the “Net-Zero Industry Act”

ESIA welcomes the approval of the second IPCEI on Microelectronics

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS): ESIA comments on Annex XV Restriction Report

Industry Statement on the Proposed EU Customs Reform Package

ESIA Recommendations on the Customs Reform Package

Joint statement: The Data Act is a leap into the unknown

The worldwide semiconductor market is expected to grow by 4.4% in 2022, followed by a decline of 4.1% in 2023