Power from chips Workshop @ Tampere – New Chip Infrastructures Noodi & SiPFAB

You are warmly welcome to the Power from chips – Sustainable competitiveness and attractiveness for Pirkanmaa through semiconductor technologies (ERDF/EAKR-funded project) workshop.

The workshop presents Tampere University’s current and developing semiconductor research and development infrastructures, with a focus on the soon-to-open Noodi Experimental Research Hub and the SiPFAB (System-in-Package) pilot line, currently under construction.

Please, note that Noodi is not yet equipped at the time of this workshop and visitor groups (2 x 15 persons) must use protective gear provided by the constructor.

The aim of the event is to strengthen dialogue between companies and the university and to create opportunities for concrete RDI collaboration and shared use of infrastructures.

The Power from chips project (2025–2027) supports the development of semiconductor manufacturing and packaging infrastructure in the Pirkanmaa region and encourages companies to utilise Tampere University’s state-of-the-art research environments in their own development work.

Please register by Friday, 5 June, 2026.

Program:

9:00–10:30 Presentations & breakfast: Noodi and SiPFAB

Sähkötalo, room SA207ABC

• Welcome

Tampere University and Business Tampere

• Noodi Experimental Research Hub – introduction
  Antti Nuottajärvi, Laboratory Manager, Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, Tampere University
• SiPFAB – System-in-Package pilot line – construction project and future opportunities
  Satu Ek, Project Manager, Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences, Tampere University

10:30–11:15 Guided tour & lunch (Group 1 / Group 2)

• Group 1:
  Guided tour of Noodi Research Hub and infrastructure
  (incl. visit to the future location / construction site of SiPFAB in Festia and a virtual tour to the SI-cleanroom)
• Group 2:
  Lunch at Restaurant Reaktori

11:15–12:00 Guided tour & lunch (Group 2 / Group 1)

• Group 1:
  Lunch at Restaurant Reaktori
• Group 2:
  Guided tour of Noodi Research Hub and infrastructure
  (incl. visit to the future location / construction site of SiPFAB in Festia and a virtual tour to the SI-cleanroom)

Who should attend?

The event is particularly targeted at:

• Companies in semiconductor technologies, microelectronics and related fields
• RDI managers and experts
• Companies and other organisations interested in new collaboration and development opportunities with the university