Canada to invest $240M in semiconductor and photonics industries

The government is calling on businesses to identify proposals in the priority areas of research, commercialization, and expanded semiconductor manufacturing capacity.

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“…Innovation and Science Minister François–Philippe Champagne introduced the Semiconductor Challenge Callout, a fund of $150 million through the Strategic Innovation Fund to reinforce Canada’s domestic development and supply of semiconductors.

 

Additionally, Champagne also announced funding in the amount of $90 million for the National Research Council of Canada’s Canadian Photonics Fabrication Centre.

 

The government is calling on businesses to identify proposals in the priority areas of research, commercialization, and expanded semiconductor manufacturing capacity...”

 

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