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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 FDSOI 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.
Improve the high-added value products/services available in South-Est and South-West Europe
Strengthening Europe with the next generation of imaging technologies, for a wide range of applications
ISSCC 2026 Presentation Shows a 28 nm CMOS Router Achieving 18 ns Frame-Level Optical Path Setup
ISSCC Paper Presents New 22 nm IC That Delivers Record Scan Speed,Wide Spectral Coverage, and High Sensitivity—Moving Electron Paramagnetic Resonance into Portable Systems
Building on a fruitful collaboration for the past six years, the Schneider Electric group and CEA have agreed to prolong their shared laboratory for another three years.
CEA and Soitec recently launched an area dedicated to their joint research within CEA-Leti's clean rooms. It will consolidate their long-standing collaboration and accelerate the company's R&D projects, thanks to teams and equipment exclusively dedicated to the new arrangement.
New Multi-Year Agreement Will Focus on Accelerating Pathfinding of New Materials and Processes for the Manufacturing of More Energy-Efficient Specialty Devices
Within the framework of the BEYOND5 project, CEA-Leti researchers have developed energy-efficient RF power modules based on SOI technology. This innovation won an award at the IEEE RFIC 2025 conference.
CEA-Leti inaugurates a 2,000m² cleanroom, housing specialized 300-mm fab equipment and ultra-efficient green systems and processes
At CEA-Leti, wireless power transmission is evolving. Rémi Recoquillé's work, focused on very low frequencies (< 10 Hz), aims to efficiently power autonomous sensors and systems, including in medical applications. Presented at the National Conference on Energy Recovery and Storage (JNRSE), the results of his research earned him the award for best paper, recognition of the quality and potential of his work. The results of his research earned him the Best Paper Award at Journées Nationales sur la Récupération et le Stockage de l'Energie (JRNSE), the French national conference on energy recovery and storage.
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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.