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RESOLVE, a Strategic Initiative Shaping the Future of High-Value-Added Electronic Products in Europe
CEA-Leti has releases its 2026 Scientific Report, showcases a year of significant advances in semiconductor technologies and reaffirms its central role in International's innovation ecosystem. The report reflects the institute's commitment to supporting the CEA's strategic priorities at international, european and national level, notably through France 2030 programs and the EU Chips Act.
The performance of advanced microelectronic devices depends especially on the efficient transport of electrical charges. These transport properties are strongly related to deformation of the crystal lattice. Strain engineering, which involves deliberately stretching or compressing a crystal lattice, is used to boost the speed of electron flow in a device. Even a fraction of percent change in lattice spacing can translate into faster and more power-efficient processors.
Aledia, a CEA-Leti start-up, has announced the launch of FlexiNova, its first product. It is based on an industrial platform that will enable the company to scale up its production of microLED technology, which presents promising advantages for screen manufacturers. This world first is the fruit of a long-term collaboration with CEA-Leti.
Ongoing predictive maintenance is critical in CEA-Leti labs, whose sophisticated and sensitive systems support the vital work of research engineers. Effective maintenance extends the lifespan of machines, prevents unplanned downtime, and optimizes maintenance in key sectors. In CEA-Leti’s Systems Department, researchers are incorporating artificial intelligence with established practices.
28th Annual Gathering Brings 1,250+ International Industry Leaders to Grenoble To Accelerate the Transition From R&D to Commercial Deployment
Focus of Seven Papers and Posters Includes Hybrid Bonding And Low-Temperature Processing
Three dimensions, unprecedented potential
Under the MUGS (MUltiGas Sensor) project, a CEA-Leti research team has developed a compact multigas sensor that is capable of taking volcanic activity readings. Benefitting from CEA-Leti’s expertise in silicon manufacturing, the device delivered compelling early results following tests at La Soufrière, in Guadeloupe.
Following iNGage’s recent €6 million seed-round fund raising, co founder and CEO Philippe Robert looked back at its recent history with the CEA and at what lies ahead. The company launched just over a year ago in February 2025, following two years of support from the Magellan Program, CEA’s startup accelerator.
The two flagship institutes of the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) are global innovation leaders in microelectronics and intelligent digital systems
The partnership will facilitate sharing knowledge, joint R&D projects, and nurturing talent.This signature therefore marks a tangible step forward toward a more integrated, resilient, and competitive European ecosystem.
Since 2016, MBDA and CEA have been collaborating to develop and industrialize innovative technologies in the defense sector. Their work is based on a general collaboration agreement that structures and streamlines exchanges between the two partners, particularly in the area of components with CEA-Leti.
PhD student at CEA-Leti in collaboration with the Laboratoire des Technologies de la Microélectronique (LTM), Georges Al Hoyek studies the functionalization of indium phosphide (InP) surfaces in order to improve their integration into microelectronic devices. Awarded at the international UCPSS conference (Symposium on Ultra Clean Processing), his work offers new perspectives on the processing and chemical stability of these strategic materials.
Scaling semiconductor QPUs up to 200 qubits with FD-SOI and SiGe heterostructure technologies
Seven Papers Present Early‑Stage Insights to Guide Technology Developers And Circuit Designers Toward Robust, Industrial‑Grade Solutions
For more than 10 years, CEA-Leti researchers have investigated the contributions that quantum cascade lasers (QCLs) can offer across a wide spectrum of fields and applications. In January, the institute presented new research at SPIE Photonics West highlighting major progress in the integration of QCLs with silicon photonic platforms for mid-infrared (MIR) applications.
CEA-Leti is proud to announce the kick-off meeting today of the FAMES Pilot Line, a pioneering project aimed at advancing semiconductor technologies in Europe. This 830 M€ initiative aligns with the ambition of the EU Chips Act, which seeks to bolster EU semiconductor capabilities and ensure technological sovereignty.
Moon Photonics, a CEA-Leti spin-off launched in January 2026, designs photodetectors with record-breaking sensitivity. Although the start-up intends to offer quantum applications by 2030, it will be launching a first generation of infrared detection components in 2027.
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CEA is a French government-funded technological research organisation in four main areas: low-carbon energies, defense and security, information technologies and health technologies. A prominent player in the European Research Area, it is involved in setting up collaborative projects with many partners around the world.