One-liner: not a standalone organization — PERTE Chip is Spain's ~€12.25bn national semiconductor/microelectronics strategy (Next Generation EU / PRTR), fully modeled as a program page: PERTE Chip (Program).
Modeling note (2026-07-04): per CLAUDE.md §3f/§7, a national funding strategy with its own budget lines, deadlines and eligibility belongs on a
wiki/programs/page rather than duplicated across both an org and a program page. This stub exists only so existing[PERTE Chip](/finder/program/perte-chip-program)links resolve; all facts, figures and sourcing live on the program page. Do not add content here — update PERTE Chip (Program) instead.(2026-07-05) Budget-cut alert: the European Commission's Digital Decade Report 2026 confirms PERTE Chip's mobilized budget was cut from ~€12.25bn to ~€1.94bn (>80%). See PERTE Chip (Program) for full detail.
What a founder gets
See PERTE Chip (Program) — funding lines for chip design/R&D, fabrication (front-end/back-end), materials & equipment, integrated photonics, and equity co-investment via SETT. Valencia relevance: Attypics Photonics (spun out of UPV's ICTS MICRONANOFABS-NTC), €24.5M SETT investment alongside Baladre Capital.
Who it's for
Semiconductor/microelectronics/photonics companies, fabs, scale-ups and research consortia — see PERTE Chip (Program) for the full eligibility and funding-line breakdown.
How to engage
Watch planderecuperacion.gob.es and SETT for convocatorias; connect via UPVfab / NTC and the Valencia Silicon Cluster — see PERTE Chip (Program) for the step-by-step route.
Key facts
Legal/administrative home: the Ministerio de Industria y Turismo / Spanish government PRTR recovery-plan framework. No separate legal entity of its own beyond the PRTR structure and SETT as executing vehicle — see PERTE Chip (Program) for budget and timeline detail.
Relations
- Now known as: PERTE Chip (Program)
- See also: Semiconductors (niche)
- See also: Valencia Silicon Cluster
- See also: UPVfab