Saxony, Germany, has a strong potential to become a global semiconductor location due to its long history in traditional industries, technological base, vast talent pool, strategic location, and investment in education and new talent. 

In this episode, Françoise von Trapp speaks with Andreas Lippert, of Saxony Trade and Invest, and  Jan Klinger, of Fabmatics, about the region's unique ecosystem for microelectronics, government co-funding, and innovation. 

You'll learn about:

• Saxony's history in innovation and competitiveness, and its impact on developing strong industrial sectors.
• Saxony's microelectronics cluster and its growth potential
• Germany's commitment to sustainability in the semiconductor industry,  and how automating legacy fabs provides environmental benefits.
• How Saxony is attracting skilled workers and employees, particularly women, by offering affordable housing, childcare, and education. 
•  Saxony's strengths in microelectronics and automation make it a promising location for the semiconductor industry.

Contact Our Guests on LinkedIn

• Andreas Lippert, Saxony Trade and Invest
• Jan Klinger, Fabmatics

Saxony Trade and Invest
Saxony Trade & Invest is the public economic development agency of the Free State of Saxony, Germany

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