One of 27 EU Chips Act competence centres. DKK 57M over 4 years. Consortium: DTU Nanolab, AU, KU (NBI), DFM, DI. Specialisation in quantum technology.
The Danish Chips Competence Centre (DkCCC, established 2024) is one of 27 national centres under the EU Chips Act. Hosted at DTU with a DKK 57M budget over 4 years, it provides SMEs and startups access to chip design expertise and fabrication facilities. The consortium includes DTU Nanolab (lead), Aarhus University, University of Copenhagen (Niels Bohr Institute), Danish Fundamental Metrology (DFM), and Danish Industry (DI). Technical specialisation in quantum chip technology.