At a glance
| Booth | I3116 |
| Website | www.paih.gov.pl/en |
Company profile
Poland Pavilion presents a collective view of Poland's microelectronics and photonics industry, bringing together companies whose offerings span automation, semiconductor IP, lasers, measurement, cryptography, localization support, neural-network technology, infrared photonics, and precision printing. The pavilion also presents Poland's semiconductor environment as part of Europe's digital transformation, automotive innovation, defense, and industrial automation, with activity in semiconductor R&D, advanced packaging, integration, and materials production. Its ecosystem description emphasizes proximity to semiconductor investment in Germany and positions Poland as a node in the European semiconductor value chain. Poland Pavilion highlights a skilled-talent base that includes more than 20 technical universities with photonics and electronics programs, more than 20 electronics and photonics faculties, and approximately 15,000 ICT graduates each year. The same ecosystem material lists more than 480 EMS and electronics companies and 64,000 jobs, describing Poland as a top-five EMS hub in Europe. It also reports cumulative foreign direct investment of €1.4bn, 1.2 million students with 25% in engineering-related subjects, and 554,000 ICT employees in Poland in 2020. The pavilion identifies academic and research centers including AGH in Kraków, Warsaw University of Technology, Gdańsk University of Technology, CEZAMAT, Unipress PAN, and Łukasiewicz Institutes for areas such as chip design, photonics, PICs, R&D infrastructure, and technology transfer. Its value-chain examples include VIGO Photonics in infrared detectors, XTPL in precision nanoprinting, QNA Technology and Noctiluca in quantum dots and OLED solutions, ChipCraft and Digital Core Design in fabless chip design, and Wilk Elektronik, Fideltronik, and TechniSat in backend and test operations. For prospective investors, the Polish Investment and Trade Agency offers location consulting and an online investment-plot database, organizes site visits, and provides information about forms of public funding. Its investor support also includes tailored macroeconomic, HR, legal, and sectoral datapacks; identification of business partners and suppliers; introductions to start-ups and technology providers through B2B meetings; partnership support with R&D institutions and innovation centers; facilitation of government contacts; and follow-up services after project completion. The semiconductor investment framework described for manufacturing lists a minimum of PLN 850 million and 100 employees, with cash grants up to 15% of CAPEX plus tax exemptions. For R&D investments, the pavilion material lists national funding up to 15% of investment costs and EU funding up to 60% of eligible R&D project costs, with eligible activities including SSCs, IT and R&D centers, fabless design, and pilot or test lines.
Exhibits
AIUT presents automated and robotic workstations and production lines, design and turn-key execution of electrical works, automation and production-management systems, process engineering, electronic design and manufacturing, automated intralogistics solutions, mobile robots, and intralogistics-management systems. DCD-SEMI presents digital IP cores for ASIC and FPGA designs, with more than 100 architectures used in 1+ billion electronic devices since 1999. DCD-SEMI also lists the world's fastest 8051 CPU, RISC-V processors with custom extensions, royalty-free IP, automotive-grade CAN XL, cutting-edge design, and End-of-Life replacement. Fluence Technology presents advanced femtosecond lasers, including the Jasper X1 for high-power microprocessing with Custom Envelope Burst and the compact Jasper Micro for OEM applications. Instytut Fotonowy presents a Kelvin Probe for work-function and surface photo-voltage measurements, a photovoltaic spectrometer for full characterization of cells for solar panels, and DSLA for contactless determination of defects in silicon wafers. Resquant presents design and production of cryptographic hardware modules resistant to quantum threats, production of HSM modules and Identify Friend-or-Foe (IFF) systems, and R&D in cryptography, integrated-circuit architecture, and methods for counteracting side-channel attacks. Semicon Supply Poland presents comprehensive support and tangible added value for technology partners planning to expand and localize operations in Europe and the US. SemiQa presents an Analog Neural Network (ANNET) described as a follower of military targets. VIGO Photonics presents epitaxial wafers and infrared detectors operating in the 1-20 µm range without cryocooling, while the Poland semiconductor value-chain material also describes VIGO Photonics as exporting infrared detectors to more than 50 countries. XTPL presents the Delta Printing System, Ultra Precise Dispensing System, nanoparticle-based conductive materials including silver nanoinks and pastes, and gold paste. The wider Poland semiconductor portfolio presented alongside these exhibitors includes precision nanoprinting, quantum dots and OLED solutions, fabless chip design, backend and test operations, advanced packaging, integration, and materials production. The ecosystem is also presented as suitable for suppliers, backend packaging, and system integrators in southwest Poland and as strong in design and software development in north Poland. PAIH's support offer complements the technical exhibits with site selection, incentives information, permitting-related support, partner identification, and introductions to technology providers and R&D institutions for companies planning semiconductor investment or localization in Poland. Together, the pavilion's company-specific technologies and the national support framework connect microelectronics and photonics products with design, manufacturing, testing, investment, localization, and supply-chain development activities.
Capabilities and products
- Location consulting, online database of investment plots
- Organization of site visits for prospective investors
- Information about different forms of public funding
- Identification of business partners and suppliers
- Support in building partnerships with R&D institutions and innovation centers