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ProgrammesThe European Commission invites stakeholders to provide feedback on the Chips Act to evaluate its effectiveness and identify potential adaptations. The consultation period runs from September 5, 2025, for twelve weeks.
The European Commission has launched a public consultation and a call for evidence concerning the evaluation and review of the Chips Act. This is part of an effort to ensure that the legislation remains relevant and effective amid changing market, technological, and geopolitical conditions. Stakeholders are encouraged to contribute their views on the current operation of the Chips Act and propose ways to adapt it to better support Europe's semiconductor ecosystem, including simplifications where necessary.
Participation is welcomed from a diverse range of stakeholders, including:
The feedback collected will inform the evaluation report and help identify necessary adjustments to ensure the framework supports Europe's semiconductor ambitions effectively. The public consultation details can be found on the Commission's Have Your Say portal.
The consultation period runs for twelve weeks, starting from 5 September 2025.
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