Acatech IMPULS study: Open-source design tools for sovereign chip development (DI-QDISC)

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  • Speaker: Gerhard Kahmen, Director of IHP Microelectronics

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  • Slides (to upload a file: go to Edit mode, then click on the fourth icon from the left "Images and media" and follow the instructions). The slides can be uploaded also shortly before the conference and they can be modified until the talk.

Abstract

The DI-QDISC (Design Initiative – Open Source Design Tools for Sovereign Chip Development) project explores whether, and for which technologies and application domains, open source design tools can contribute to technological sovereignty and innovation in Europe—either as an alternative or a complement to proprietary solutions. In addition to the technological dimensions, the project also examines potential business models for open source design tools. This acatech IMPULS publication contributes to the ongoing dialogue among key stakeholders from academia, industry, and policy. Its focus lies in identifying options for strengthening the design ecosystem and enhancing innovation capacity in Germany and Europe—particularly in support of innovative start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

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