We support electronics and semiconductor innovators in securing funding that helps develop and scale technologies to advance digital transformation, industrial competitiveness and strategic autonomy across European value chains.
MICROELECTRONICS AND SEMICONDUCTORS
Innovating together for advanced electronic systems and resilient semiconductor value chains
Strengthening Europe’s microelectronics and semiconductor capabilities
Innovation in electronics and semiconductors increasingly depends on multi-actor projects that combine industrial research, advanced manufacturing, digital systems and sustainability goals. Successfully turning scientific advances into funded and deployable technologies requires the ability to combine technical excellence with funding strategy and consortium coordination.
Advancing semiconductor technology, designing next-generation electronic systems and bringing them to production requires strategic planning, strong partnerships and access to tailored funding. Public innovation programmes are essential to support R&D efforts, demonstration facilities, manufacturing scale-ups and cross-border collaboration.
Who do we work with?
Our experts support semiconductor industrial players, technology developers, chip designers, hardware manufacturers, system integrators, research organisations and public authorities in navigating complex technical, regulatory and funding challenges.
Electronics and semiconductor innovation projects often involve multi-partner, cross-border collaboration where alignment between technical goals, market needs and funding programmes is essential. We have worked with over 100 different stakeholders in the European semiconductor ecosystem.
How can we help you?
We clarify your opportunity and business case, shape technically credible and commercially sound concepts, and identify suitable partners for impactful collaboration. We prepare competitive funding proposals aligned with EU and national calls, helping secure the funding required to move from prototype to demonstration and industrial deployment.
In case of a successfully funded project, we can guide your Grant Agreement Preparation (GAP) process and provide coordination support throughout the project lifecycle to ensure compliance, impact tracking and results delivery. We have contributed to our customers’ projects in building highly complex, large and demanding funding applications.
Our expertise within electronics and semiconductors
Electronics and semiconductor innovation covers materials, device architectures, hardware systems and embedded intelligence. Our domain expertise includes key electronics and semiconductor subdomains where technical innovation, system integration and sustainability intersect.
Semiconductor design
Electronic systems and embedded computing
Power electronics and energy-efficient components
Sensors and actuators
Photonics
Miniaturisation
Manufacturing and pilot infrastructures
Reliability, safety and secure hardware design
Electronics packaging and heterogeneous integration
IOT and edge computing
Autonomous vehicles
Medical technologies
Cybersecurity
Why choose us?
Our experts combine in-depth knowledge of electronics and semiconductor technologies with extensive experience in leading complex innovation projects. We translate technical insight and value chain understanding into clear concepts, project plans and competitive funding proposals. Our wide networks in the Nordics and across Europe support building strong consortia that can execute across borders and industrial segments.
What our customers say
Read here what our customers say about working with us and how we support electronics and semiconductor initiatives.
APECS
Spinverse had very good professional understanding of the project and knowledge of proposal formalities and procedures. Their combination of skills made them an invaluable partner for our APECS proposal, significantly contributing to our success.
PROACTIF
Spinverse’s support during the proposal phase of PROACTIF was instrumental in shaping a strong, competitive project. Their deep understanding of EU funding mechanisms and ability to coordinate complex consortia helped us align technical excellence with strategic impact. This collaboration played a key role in securing funding for one of Europe’s most ambitious initiatives in unmanned and robotics technologies.
FORWARD'27
Spinverse has provided us with valuable support for planning and setting up different practicalities in this project. In addition, it was great to have someone outside the organisation to offer different viewpoints and ideas.
CHARM
Spinverse has done an efficient job in building a diverse European consortium. Their experts also coordinated the successful funding proposal and grant agreement with six different industrial use cases meeting common technology development needs.
Secure EU funding with our guidance
Chips Joint Undertaking (Chips JU)
The Chips Joint Undertaking (Chips JU) is a public-private partnership jointly funded by the European Union, Member States and industry associations (AENEAS, EPoSS and INSIDE).
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National semiconductor and digital transformation schemes
There are various national programmes such as Business Finland Veturi for leading companies to support the initiatives.
Digital Europe Programme
Supports the deployment and uptake of key digital technologies, high-performance computing, AI and advanced digital infrastructures that underpin smart electronics.
Horizon Europe (Clusters 1-6)
Supports research and innovation across electronic systems, semiconductor technologies, embedded computing and digital infrastructures from early R&D to large demonstrations.
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Contact us
Get in touch with our electronics and semiconductor experts to discuss your specific challenges and funding opportunities.
FAQs
We support projects ranging from advanced semiconductor design and embedded systems to testbed infrastructure and system integration across sectors. The projects need to be Chips JU SRIA eligible / IA industry driven and close to market.
Electronics and semiconductor projects are commonly supported through Horizon Europe, Digital Europe Programme, Innovation Fund (where relevant) and national digital and industrial funding schemes.
Yes. Many electronics and semiconductor projects involve multi-partner and cross-border consortia. We support partner identification, consortium structuring and coordination throughout the full project lifecycle.
Yes. SMEs are actively encouraged to participate in many EU and national programmes and frequently play an important role in electronics and semiconductor innovation.
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Funding strategy should be considered early, ideally at concepting and feasibility stages, to align technical development with call eligibility and consortium design.