Partnerships in Digital

Please find here more information on the European Partnerships in relation to digital.

Chips Joint Undertaking (former KDT)

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Key Information

The Chips Joint Undertaking (Chips JU) emerges as a driving force behind Europe's semiconductor industry. By leveraging resources, strategic planning, and collaboration with Horizon Europe and the Digital Europe Programme, it positions Europe at the forefront of semiconductor innovation. As technology continues to shape our world, Chips JU is committed to ensuring that Europe plays a leading role in this transformative journey. Chips JU is the successor to the Key Digital Technologies Joint Undertaking (KDT), supporting its ongoing projects.

Summary

- Type: Institutionalised
- Predecessor: KDT JU
- Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (2024) 

Website

Go to the Chips JU Website

Funding opportunities

Published on the Chips JU webpage and Funding & Tenders portal

Swiss Eligibility

Swiss entities are eligible to participate as associated partners in the 2024 non-initiative calls and if successful, funding will be secured via SERI.

Smart Networks and Services (SNS)

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Key Information

The Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) enables the pooling of EU and industrial resources in Smart Networks and Services. It also fosters alignment with Member States for 6G Research and Innovation, and deployment of advanced 5G networks.

Summary

- Type: Institutionalised
- Predecessor: 5G-PPP
- SNS Work Programme (2024)
- Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (2020

Website

Go to the SNS Website

Funding opportunities

Published on the SNS Work Programme and on the Funding & Tenders portal

Swiss Eligibility

Swiss entities are eligible to participate as associated partners in the 2024 calls and if successful, funding will be secured via SERI. For further information, please check here.

AI, Data and Robotics (ADRA)

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Key Information

The Partnership will boost new markets, applications and attract investment, to create technical, economic and societal value for business, citizens and the environment. By 2030, European sovereignty is expected in the development and deployment of trustworthy, safe and robust AI, Data and Robotics, compatible with EU values and regulations.

Summary

- Type: Co-programmed
- Predecessor: BDVA and euRobotics PPPs
- Strategic Research, Innovation and Deployment Agenda

Website

Go to the ADRA website

Funding opportunities

Published on the main Horizon Europe Work Programme Digital, Industry & Space (2023-2024) and on the Funding & Tenders portal

Swiss Eligibility

Swiss entities can participate in the 2024 calls as associated partners from a third country receiving funding from SERI. For further information, please check here.

Photonics21

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Key Information

Photonics21 aims to establish Europe as a leader in the development and deployment of photonics technologies wihtin the various applications fields such as ICT, lighting, industrial manufacturing, life science, safety as well as in education and training.

Summary

- Type: Co-programmed
- Predecessor: Photonics PPP (2014-2020) 
Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (2023-2030)

Website
Funding opprtunities

Published on the main Horizon Europe Work Programme Digital, Industry & Space (2023-2024) and on the Funding & Tenders portal

Swiss Eligibility

Swiss entities can participate in the 2024 calls as associated partners from a third country receiving funding from SERI. For further information, please check here.

European High Performance Computing (EuroHPC)

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Key Information

The EuroHPC JU allows the European Union and the EuroHPC JU participating countries to coordinate their efforts and pool their resources to make Europe a world leader in supercomputing. This will boost Europe's scientific excellence and industrial strength; support the digital transformation of its economy while ensuring its technological sovereignty.

Summary

- Type: Institutionalised
- Predecessor: EuroHPC
- EuroHPC Work Programme 2023
- Multi-annual Strategic Plan (2021-2027)

Website

Go to the EuroHPC website

Funding opportunities

Published on the EuroHPC Work Programme and on the Funding & Tenders portal

Swiss Eligibility

Swiss entities are not eligible to participate in the EuroHPC calls

Contacts

Eva Bøgelund

Eva Bøgelund

National Contact Point for Digital (Cluster 4) and Energy, incl. Euratom (Cluster 5) 

+41 31 380 60 24
eva.bogelund@euresearch.ch
Euresearch Network Office
Belpstrasse 11
3007 Bern

Timothy Llewellynn

Timothy Llewellynn

National Contact Point for Digital (Cluster 4)

+41 31 380 60 18
timothy.llewellynn@euresearch.ch
Euresearch Network Office
Belpstrasse 11
3007 Bern

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