The European Council's Competitiveness Committee held a policy discussion on the “Chip Act 2.0.” The Council of the European Union said that all countries generally agree with the development goals proposed by the “Chip Act 2.0.” At the meeting, representatives of various countries proposed priority areas for the development of the next-generation semiconductor and chip industry supported by the “Chip Act 2.0”, including: power semiconductors, photonics, quantum technology, advanced packaging, chip design, mature technology and advanced materials. According to reports, the “Chip Act 2.0” was proposed by the European Commission on June 3, 2026 to further strengthen the European semiconductor industry and strengthen the EU's technological sovereignty.

The European Council's Competitiveness Committee held a policy discussion on the “Chip Act 2.0.” The Council of the European Union said that all countries generally agree with the development goals proposed by the “Chip Act 2.0.” At the meeting, representatives of various countries proposed priority areas for the development of the next-generation semiconductor and chip industry supported by the “Chip Act 2.0”, including: power semiconductors, photonics, quantum technology, advanced packaging, chip design, mature technology and advanced materials. According to reports, the “Chip Act 2.0” was proposed by the European Commission on June 3, 2026 to further strengthen the European semiconductor industry and strengthen the EU's technological sovereignty.