DIGITAL-JU-CHIPS-2025-IA-LEAI

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Expected Outcome:

Successful proposals are expected to deliver the following outcomes:

  • Develop AI chip prototypes reaching TRL 6-7, integrating cutting-edge technologies such as non-volatile memories, neuromorphic computing, 3D heterogeneous integration, and photonic connectivity. These prototypes should be tested under real-world conditions and show potential for industrial scaling.
  • Leverage the advanced capabilities of state-of-the-art infrastructures with fabrication and testing capabilities available within the Union, especially at leading Research and Technology Organisations (RTOs). This includes utilizing the Testing and Experimentation Facility (TEF) for Edge AI hardware (PREVAIL project[1]), a platform designed to accelerate the development of cutting-edge AI solutions, as well as Pilot Lines, including the ones of the Chips for Europe Initiative.
  • The prototypes should demonstrate robust AI capabilities, including real-time inference, on-device learning, and adaptive decision-making. This enables edge AI systems to process data locally, make decisions, and adapt to changing environments without relying on cloud infrastructure, reducing latency and power consumption.
  • The prototypes must achieve ultra-low power consumption to ensure energy-efficient AI operations in power-constrained edge environments, particularly for battery-powered devices. The emphasis should be on balancing computing power with energy efficiency.
  • By advancing AI chips that are energy-efficient and highly secure, the developed technologies should contribute to Europe's digital transformation and help meet sustainability goals.

The ultimate goal of the project should be to drive the development of next-generation edge AI chips that combine high performance with ultra-low power consumption. These chips will enable real-time, on-chip AI capabilities for applications in fields like mobile communication networks (e.g. 6G), autonomous systems, industrial automation, and healthcare, all while aligning with Europe’s sustainability and digitalization goals.

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2026-04-04
  • OCD Update : As standard procedure, all the Ownership Control Declarations (OCD) from all consortium members should be merged into a single PDF file and uploaded with the project proposal in the portal. In case the OCD contains sensitive data, the form can be dropped in the “Sensitive Ownership Control Declarations” corresponding Chips JU call website folder instead. To be considered valid the submission of the OCD on the Chips JU website should respect the call deadline. 

 

2026-04-04
The submission session is now available for: DIGITAL-JU-CHIPS-2025-IA-LEAI
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Call status: Closed
Opening date: 2025-07-08 (8 months ago)
Closing date: 2025-09-17 (6 months ago)
Procedure: single-stage

Budget: 20,000,000
Expected grants: 4
Contribution: 1,000,000 - 5,000,000
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PolicyBriefing_Chips_for_Europe.pdf (226.56 KB)
The Chips for Europe Initiative is a cornerstone of the European Chips Act. The call topic supports the oparational objectives of the initiative

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