Semiconductors grants in Israel

Open

Supports United States and Israel partners to jointly commercialize hi-tech innovation, including cybersecurity, life sciences, and manufacturing.

Open

Funds Israeli entrepreneurs validating high-potential concepts through early-stage technical development support.

Open

Supports pre-competitive technology infrastructure work through Israeli industry and research consortium cooperation.

Open

Funds Israeli technology projects for corporations and startups through shared-cost research and targeted commercialization support.

Open

Funds flagship Korean-Israeli industrial projects designed for high-impact commercialization and strategic partnerships.

Open

Supports mid-stage Korean-Israeli project pilots to validate technical feasibility before broader commercialization.

Open

Funds Korean-Israeli collaboration teams into commercial industrial prototypes and demonstrations.

Between cycles

Supports Germany and Israel teams through Eureka Network Projects, enabling paired research groups to solve shared technology needs.

Between cycles

Funds Israeli technology companies developing or upgrading products with a foreign partner through the Israel Innovation Authority's bilateral R&D grant.

Between cycles

Supports early-stage Korean-Israeli industrial research through feasibility studies that test joint collaboration potential.

Closed

Supports Israeli industrial companies joining Horizon Europe consortia by reimbursing proposal development and partner-search activity costs.

Closed

Funds Israeli firms with global industry and research partners to launch international pilots for market-ready innovation.

Closed

Funds first-job placements for technology and engineering graduates in border-area industrial zones through employer and trainee support.

Open

Funds small and medium enterprises across Europe via Eurostars Call 11 for collaborative innovation with international partners.

Open

Funds five lump-sum grants, each €3-4M, for tools that harden chip design or software supply chains against tampering, backdoors, and compromised dependencies.

Open

Supports European deep-tech ventures advancing laboratory research toward validated prototypes and near-market technologies.

Pays two EU-Japan semiconductor projects between EUR 3 million and EUR 5 million each to develop advanced chip packaging and standardised chiplet interfaces.

Pays one European federation of vocational-training providers up to EUR 10 million to build shared semiconductor micro-credentials and reskilling programmes.

Pays up to two academic consortia between EUR 1 million and EUR 10 million each to build semiconductor 'Hubs of Excellence' offering industry-aligned degree programmes.

Pays one consortium up to EUR 15 million to run a Europe-wide chip-design skills programme, funding at least 1,000 student tape-outs over four years.

Pays up to ten European chip companies between EUR 500,000 and EUR 1 million each to build working AI chip prototypes and get them tested on a shared EU evaluation platform.

Pays one consortium up to EUR 70 million to build a common EU platform for evaluating and deploying European AI chips and racks.

Open

Supports small and medium firms in early-stage deep technologies through public proposals and commercialization mentoring.

Open

Offers open access collaboration through Eureka Network Projects so small enterprises can join international innovation groups.