Yongatek Microelectronics is seeking partners in Brussels for Chips JU, Europe's semiconductor funding program. The company plans to develop strategic R&D collaborations in the fields of artificial intelligence, embedded software, and critical systems.
Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır announced the historical success of the Gökdoğan missile, the 80 percent localisation rate in the defence industry and that TEKNOFEST 2026 will be held in Şanlıurfa.
Turkey's first quantum computer "QuanT" was developed by TOBB ETU and introduced to the public.
Türkiye has taken a significant step in chip manufacturing.
The National Processor Project Çakıl, exhibited at the International Defence Industry Fair (IDEF 2021), was introduced by the Minister of Industry and Technology, Mustafa Varank.
At the 7th R&D Panel meeting of the SSB, it was decided to initiate four projects and to launch a Wide Area Call (SAGA) in two areas.
The domestically produced microprocessor, codenamed "Çakıl," will replace foreign microprocessors used in weapon systems.
The foundation of the project, which will produce the country's first gallium nitride-based chips, was laid through a partnership between ASELSAN and Bilkent University.
The foundation of Türkiye's first chip factory, "AB-MikroNano," was laid at a ceremony held in the Bilkent Cyberpark Technopark area.
The winning entries in the Virtual and FPGA-based Physical Processor Design categories have been announced.