De toekomst van de Europese elektronica-industrie - FHI, federatie van technologiebranches

The future of the European electronics industry

How do we ensure that the Netherlands and Europe maintain control over the electronics of the future? During the seminar "The Future of the Dutch Electronics Industry," we will explore the strengths and vulnerabilities of our technological and industrial supply chain. In three inspiring lectures, you will gain insight into the current position of the European electronics industry, initiatives like the European Chips Act, and strategies to strengthen production and knowledge in our region. We will also examine global shifts in the market. A session full of vision, reality, and action-oriented perspective.

Faraday | Wednesday, September 23 10:00 – 12:00

The European electronics industry at a tipping point

The European electronics industry finds itself in a period of profound change. Geopolitical tensions, the increasingly dominant role of China, scaling up in global value chains, and ongoing digitalization are putting Europe's competitive position under pressure while simultaneously creating new opportunities. In this opening keynote, Dirk Stans outlines the key developments shaping the sector today. Where do the strategic dependencies lie? In which areas is Europe a global leader, and where do vulnerabilities lurk? Based on current market developments, he offers a clear perspective on the challenges and opportunities for companies active in the European electronics industry.

Speaker: Dirk Stans, Eurocircuits

The European EMS Industry — A Market in Transition

The European EMS industry is undergoing profound change. In this presentation, Christoph Solka provides an overview of the general development of the European EMS market and the key trends currently shaping it. How has the market evolved in recent years, and where is it headed? Which sectors are thriving, and where do the challenges lie? The presentation offers a focused look at the EMS market itself—as a distinct perspective alongside the broader debate on the European electronics industry as a whole.

Speaker: Christoph Solka, Global Electronics Association