Strategies for Innovative and Effective ICT Components & Systems Manufacturing in Europe
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Strategies for Innovative and Effective ICT Components & Systems Manufacturing in Europe Case Studies Annex ANNEX TO THE FINAL REPORT A study prepared for the European Commission DG Communications Networks, Content & Technology This study was carried out for the European Commission by Authors : Gabriella Cattaneo, Stefania Aguzzi, Alain Pétrissans, Stéphane Krawczyk, Sebastien Lamour, Henrik Noes Piester, Malene Stidsen Internal identification Contract number: 30-CE-0455328/00-14 SMART number: 2011/0063 DISCLAIMER By the European Commission, Directorate-General of Communications Networks, Content & Technology. The information and views set out in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official opinion of the Commission. The Commission does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this study. Neither the Commission nor any person acting on the Commission’s behalf may be held responsible for the use which may be made of the information contained therein. ISBN 978-92-79-30927-4 DOI: 10.2759/24160 Copyright © European Union, 2013. All rights reserved. Certain parts are licensed under conditions to the EU. Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged. 2 2.1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents .................................................................................................................. 3 2.1 Figures ..................................................................................................................... 4 2.2 Tables....................................................................................................................... 4 1 Introduction 5 1.1 Criteria of selection of in-depth clusters ..................................................................... 6 2 In-depth European clusters profiles 7 2.1 Cambridge High-tech Cluster, UK ............................................................................. 7 2.2 Cluster Mechatronik Automation, Germany ............................................................... 11 2.3 Mi-Cluster (Corallia), Greece ..................................................................................... 14 2.4 Me2C, Austria ........................................................................................................... 16 2.5 PrintoCent cluster, Finland ........................................................................................ 19 2.6 Systematic Paris Region, France .............................................................................. 22 3 In-depth International clusters profiles 25 3.1 China ICT Components Cluster: Yangtze River Delta ................................................ 25 3.2 South Korea ICT Components Cluster: Chungnam & Daejeon .................................. 28 3.3 US Northwest Silicon Forest Cluster .......................................................................... 31 4 Short EU Clusters Profiles 33 4.1 ARCSIS - SCS Sophia Antipolis, France ................................................................... 33 4.2 Bayern Photonics Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany.......................................................... 34 4.3 BCS (Business Cluster Semiconductors East Netherlands), Netherlands .................. 35 4.4 Birmingham Science Park Aston's, Optical Performance Centre (OPC), UK .............. 36 4.5 Center for Microsystems Technology Berlin, Germany .............................................. 37 4.6 Cluster MicroTEC Südwest/ MST BW Association, Germany..................................... 38 4.7 Distretto della meccatronica, Italy .............................................................................. 39 4.8 Distretto Tecnologico Etna Valley, Italy...................................................................... 40 4.9 DSP Valley, Belgium ................................................................................................. 41 4.10 Electronics Sensors Photonics KTN, UK ................................................................... 42 4.11 ELIKO Technology Competence Centre in Electronics, Estonia ................................. 43 4.12 ELOPSYS Limoges, France ...................................................................................... 44 4.13 Flanders Mechatronics Technology Centre, Belgium ................................................. 45 4.14 GAIA, Spain .............................................................................................................. 46 4.15 Hightech Itzehoe, Germany ....................................................................................... 47 4.16 Hessen-Nanotech, Wiesbaden, Germany .................................................................. 48 4.17 InnovationLab — Forum Organic Electronics, Germany ............................................ 49 4.18 iNets Microelectronics South West, UK ..................................................................... 50 4.19 Kompetenznetzwerk Mechatronik Göppingen, Germany ........................................... 51 4.20 Mechatronics Cluster Bulgaria Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria ................................................ 52 4.21 Mechatronik Cluster, Austria ..................................................................................... 53 4.22 Microtechniques Besançon, France........................................................................... 54 4.23 Mikro-Nano-Thüringen, Germany .............................................................................. 55 4.24 Minalogic Grenoble, France ...................................................................................... 56 4.25 Minatech-RO, Romania ............................................................................................. 57 4.26 mst-Netzwerk Rhein-Main e.V., Germany .................................................................. 58 4.27 Nanoimprint Lithography Project Cluster, Austria ....................................................... 59 4.28 NanOp Berlin, Germany ............................................................................................ 60 4.29 Nanotechnology Cluster Programme Jyväskylä — Oulu Region, Finland ................... 61 3 4.30 Nanotechnology competence centre UPOB Braunschweig, Germany ........................ 62 4.31 NanoValleyeu Eggenstein-Leopoldshwafwen, Germany ............................................ 63 4.32 OPTITEC /Photonique Marseille, France ................................................................... 64 4.33 Organic Electronics Saxony, Germany ...................................................................... 65 4.34 Pannon Mechatronics Cluster (PANEL), Hungary ...................................................... 66 4.35 PEC4, Spain ............................................................................................................. 67 4.36 Printed Electronics Area (PEA), Sweden ................................................................... 68 4.37 Silicon Saxony, Germany .......................................................................................... 69 4.38 Silicon SouthWest, UK .............................................................................................. 70 4.39 UFS - CC Ultrathin Functional Films, Dresden, Germany........................................... 71 4.40 Zentrum für Mikroproduktion Braunschweig, Germany .............................................. 72 5 Switzerland Clusters Profiles 73 5.1 Micro Center Central-Switzerland Postfach, Switzerland ........................................... 73 5.2 Micronarc, Switzerland .............................................................................................. 74 6 Short International Clusters Profiles 75 6.1 Arizona ICT Components Cluster, US ....................................................................... 75 6.2 Austin Texas ICT components cluster, US................................................................. 76 6.3 Northeast ICT Components Cluster, US .................................................................... 77 6.4 Southern California ICT Components Cluster, US ..................................................... 78 2.2 FIGURES Figure 1 High Tech Establishments and Employment in Cambridge Shire 1960-2006..................................................................................................................... 8 Figure 2 Chungcheong Pan Regional Cluster ....................................................................... 29 2.3 TABLES Table 1 Total Number of Clusters Profiles .............................................................................. 5 Table 2 - List of in-depth Clusters Profiles and Main actors ..................................................... 6 4 1 INTRODUCTION This is the Case Studies Annex to the Final Study Report (D4) of the Study "Strategies for Innovative and Effective ICT Components and Systems Manufacturing in Europe" entrusted by the European Commission DG Connect to IDC and FORA. This report includes: • 6 in-depth European Clusters profiles and 3 in-depth international Clusters profiles, based on desk research and interviews carried out by IDC and FORA analysts; • The short profiles of 42 European clusters and of 7 international clusters, based on the results of the web survey carried out in May-July 2012 and a phone survey carried out in October 2012, plus desk research. Table 1 Total Number of Clusters Profiles N. of Clusters Profiles Europe International total in depth profiles 6 3 9 Short profiles - EU 40 7 47 Short Profiles - SW 2 2 Total