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Sparrow Quantum specializes in developing deterministic single-photon sources for advancing light-matter interfaces in quantum technologies. With a focus on high efficiency, purity, indistinguishability, and outcoupling, the company's technology is based on over two decades of research at the Niels Bohr Institute.

FaradaIC Sensors focuses on developing miniaturized gas sensors aimed at enhancing dioxygen detection capabilities for electronic devices. By employing standard microfabrication techniques, the company effectively reduces both the size and power consumption of its sensors, leading to lower production costs. This innovative approach allows for the commoditization of gas sensors, making them accessible and affordable for a variety of Internet of Things applications. FaradaIC Sensors is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for flexible and cost-effective gas sensing solutions in the expanding IoT market.

QuantWare is the global leader in quantum hardware, specializing in scalable quantum processors. It offers a unique 3D chip architecture that enables clients to build powerful quantum computers capable of tackling real-world challenges in fields like climate and life sciences.

Alcyon Photonics specializes in designing integrated photonic devices for managing light in various applications. Their core products are photonic IP building blocks and PIC management platforms, enabling broad use cases such as optical communications, biochemical sensing, and spectrometry.

Photon IP is a Dutch deeptech company based in Eindhoven. It specializes in developing advanced photonics technologies for various applications.

Innatera develops ultra-low-power neuromorphic processors for sensors. Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from Delft University of Technology, the company designs neuromorphic chips that mimic brain mechanisms for processing sensory data. The processors use continuous-time analog-mixed signal computing to replicate spiking neurons and synapses, enabling sensor data to be processed faster and with substantially less energy than conventional processors.

Qblox is a Dutch scaleup specializing in quantum technology, focused on developing patented solutions for the scalable control of quantum computers. The company designs and manufactures modular control hardware that simplifies the experimental setups involving qubits, employing a distributed processor architecture to enhance gate fidelities. By advancing electronics with improved noise and drift performance, Qblox enables scientists to minimize crosstalk and achieve low-latency arbitrary control flows while optimizing measurement efficiency in dynamic readout conditions. The company aims to address the scientific and engineering challenges that must be overcome to transition from prototype quantum computers to powerful, practical quantum processors.

Quandela is a company focused on advancing quantum computing technology, specifically in the realms of communication networks and optical computers. It specializes in manufacturing photonic quantum computers, which it supplies to industrial clients. A key innovation from Quandela is its single-photon source device, which integrates photonics with semiconductor quantum dots. This device enables the efficient collection of emitted single photons at high rates, significantly reducing charge noise decoherence and facilitating the emission of identical photons with high fidelity. Such capabilities are essential for the development of advanced quantum applications in communication, computation, and sensing, positioning Quandela as a pivotal player in the quantum technology landscape.

Upmem develops innovative Processing-In-Memory (PIM) solutions for datacenters, accelerating data-intensive applications by up to 10 times. Their technology reduces off-chip data movements, enhancing efficiency and reducing energy consumption.

Upmem develops innovative Processing-In-Memory (PIM) solutions for datacenters, accelerating data-intensive applications by up to 10 times. Their technology reduces off-chip data movements, enhancing efficiency and reducing energy consumption.

Lace Lithography is a technology company specializing in the development of advanced lithography solutions for semiconductor manufacturing. Their core innovation lies in a chip patterning technology that replaces traditional light-based methods with atomic-scale precision, enabling the production of smaller, more efficient chips. This breakthrough extends the limits of Moore's Law, allowing industries to continue advancing semiconductor technology in a cost-effective and energy-efficient manner.

Codasip Ltd. is a processor technology company based in Brno, Czech Republic, founded in 2006. The company specializes in providing intellectual property (IP) and electronic design automation (EDA) tools that facilitate the adoption of application-specific instruction set processors (ASIPs). Codasip's offerings include Codix, RISC-V, and custom processors, allowing system-on-chip developers to customize their products for competitive advantage. Through its design automation tools and an open architecture licensing model, Codasip enables clients to leverage the benefits of the RISC-V instruction set architecture. The company's technology is utilized in billions of devices worldwide, with a diverse customer base that includes notable names such as AMD, Mobileye, and Sigma Designs. Codasip has established strategic partnerships with various organizations, enhancing its capabilities and market reach.

Sparrow Quantum specializes in developing deterministic single-photon sources for advancing light-matter interfaces in quantum technologies. With a focus on high efficiency, purity, indistinguishability, and outcoupling, the company's technology is based on over two decades of research at the Niels Bohr Institute.

Nexdot is a company specializing in the development and production of semiconductor nanocrystals known as Quantum Dots, with a particular focus on nanoplatelets—two-dimensional nanosheet Quantum Dots that exhibit enhanced properties. Originating as a spin-off from a renowned academic laboratory in Paris, Nexdot leverages over a decade of expertise in nanomaterial research. The company has invested four years in intensive research and development to establish unique capabilities in the synthesis of colloidal Quantum Dots and Nanoplatelets. Their proprietary materials, characterized by controlled shape and composition, are designed for a variety of applications, including displays, lighting, energy storage, detectors, and bio-imaging. Nexdot combines a team of highly skilled, passionate scientists with seasoned executives who possess a strong background in management and innovation leadership, positioning the company as a leader in the field.

FaradaIC Sensors focuses on developing miniaturized gas sensors aimed at enhancing dioxygen detection capabilities for electronic devices. By employing standard microfabrication techniques, the company effectively reduces both the size and power consumption of its sensors, leading to lower production costs. This innovative approach allows for the commoditization of gas sensors, making them accessible and affordable for a variety of Internet of Things applications. FaradaIC Sensors is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for flexible and cost-effective gas sensing solutions in the expanding IoT market.

CAILabs SAS is a French deep tech company headquartered in Rennes, specializing in the design, development, and production of photonic solutions aimed at optimizing light utilization in various applications. Established in 2013, CAILabs focuses on innovative optical components, particularly through its patented Multi-Plane Light Conversion (MPLC) technology. The company provides a range of products, including mode multiplexers, light converters, and laser beam shaping solutions tailored for the telecommunications and industrial laser sectors. Its offerings are designed to enhance the performance of fiber optic networks and laser material processing, addressing critical challenges such as atmospheric turbulence and the need for efficient signal multiplexing. CAILabs aims to leverage its expertise and technological innovations to create reliable and cost-effective solutions for clients in the photonics industry.

AMSIMCEL is a deep tech company based in Bucharest, founded in 2017, that specializes in developing advanced computing software for the semiconductor industry. The firm focuses on creating a Physical Verification framework powered by GPU technology, which enhances the efficiency of integrated circuits (IC) verification processes. By integrating advanced parallel computing and automating circuit verification, AMSIMCEL aims to accelerate machine simulations and improve design methodologies for complex projects. The company's innovations are intended to support clients in expediting their IC design and verification processes while ensuring the delivery of custom intellectual property and high-quality, bug-free silicon.

FaradaIC Sensors focuses on developing miniaturized gas sensors aimed at enhancing dioxygen detection capabilities for electronic devices. By employing standard microfabrication techniques, the company effectively reduces both the size and power consumption of its sensors, leading to lower production costs. This innovative approach allows for the commoditization of gas sensors, making them accessible and affordable for a variety of Internet of Things applications. FaradaIC Sensors is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for flexible and cost-effective gas sensing solutions in the expanding IoT market.

Nexdot is a company specializing in the development and production of semiconductor nanocrystals known as Quantum Dots, with a particular focus on nanoplatelets—two-dimensional nanosheet Quantum Dots that exhibit enhanced properties. Originating as a spin-off from a renowned academic laboratory in Paris, Nexdot leverages over a decade of expertise in nanomaterial research. The company has invested four years in intensive research and development to establish unique capabilities in the synthesis of colloidal Quantum Dots and Nanoplatelets. Their proprietary materials, characterized by controlled shape and composition, are designed for a variety of applications, including displays, lighting, energy storage, detectors, and bio-imaging. Nexdot combines a team of highly skilled, passionate scientists with seasoned executives who possess a strong background in management and innovation leadership, positioning the company as a leader in the field.

Hexagem specializes in developing high-quality gallium nitride wafers for radio frequency (RF) applications. Their products feature zero threading dislocations, achieved through nanowire technology, offering improved voltage tolerance and device reliability at a competitive cost.

Quandela is a company focused on advancing quantum computing technology, specifically in the realms of communication networks and optical computers. It specializes in manufacturing photonic quantum computers, which it supplies to industrial clients. A key innovation from Quandela is its single-photon source device, which integrates photonics with semiconductor quantum dots. This device enables the efficient collection of emitted single photons at high rates, significantly reducing charge noise decoherence and facilitating the emission of identical photons with high fidelity. Such capabilities are essential for the development of advanced quantum applications in communication, computation, and sensing, positioning Quandela as a pivotal player in the quantum technology landscape.

NewPhotonics specializes in designing Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) and optical modules to revolutionize optical communications in data centers. Their innovative Photonics Engines significantly reduce power consumption, improve reliability, and eliminate data rate bottlenecks for compute and AI workloads.

Xelera develops a big data analytics platform that facilitates the integration of advanced accelerator technology, such as FPGAs and GPUs, into commercial applications for data centers and cloud services. As businesses face increasing data volumes and the demand for real-time analytics, Xelera's platform offers tools to assess performance improvements and cost efficiencies when migrating applications to accelerator technology. The company specializes in accelerating complex data analytics and machine learning processes while efficiently managing large-scale IoT infrastructure at the network edge. By enhancing energy efficiency and reducing total cost of ownership for data center servers, Xelera positions itself as a key player in empowering businesses to build robust accelerated data processing capabilities.

AMSIMCEL is a deep tech company based in Bucharest, founded in 2017, that specializes in developing advanced computing software for the semiconductor industry. The firm focuses on creating a Physical Verification framework powered by GPU technology, which enhances the efficiency of integrated circuits (IC) verification processes. By integrating advanced parallel computing and automating circuit verification, AMSIMCEL aims to accelerate machine simulations and improve design methodologies for complex projects. The company's innovations are intended to support clients in expediting their IC design and verification processes while ensuring the delivery of custom intellectual property and high-quality, bug-free silicon.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company specializing in designing high-performance, low-power microprocessors for exascale supercomputers. Its flagship product, Rhea, based on Arm Neoverse V1 architecture and manufactured using TSMC's N6 or better processes, aims to advance computing infrastructure for critical applications such as HPC, AI, and data centers.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company specializing in designing high-performance, low-power microprocessors for exascale supercomputers. Its flagship product, Rhea, based on Arm Neoverse V1 architecture and manufactured using TSMC's N6 or better processes, aims to advance computing infrastructure for critical applications such as HPC, AI, and data centers.

QuantWare is the global leader in quantum hardware, specializing in scalable quantum processors. It offers a unique 3D chip architecture that enables clients to build powerful quantum computers capable of tackling real-world challenges in fields like climate and life sciences.

Avantama is a worldwide leader in the development and production of nanomaterials for electronics. The company develops nanoparticle dispersions and formulations for electronic applications, enabling high-quality optical and electronic coatings through established printing and coating techniques. Its technology supports fast proof-of-concepts and focused product development, accelerating time to market. Avantama operates multi-ton-scale production with high standards suitable for the electronics industry. It offers joint development, contract licensing, and customized nanoparticle formulations, as well as off-the-shelf products for displays, OLEDs, quantum dot displays, and solution-processed OPV, helping clients scale production and meet demand.

Lumiphase develops innovative optical communication chips that are highly efficient, compact, and cost-effective. These silicon photonics chips enable users to create optical modules for telecommunications and data communications applications, fostering more flexible, efficient, and sustainable computing resource usage in data centers.

Codasip Ltd. is a processor technology company based in Brno, Czech Republic, founded in 2006. The company specializes in providing intellectual property (IP) and electronic design automation (EDA) tools that facilitate the adoption of application-specific instruction set processors (ASIPs). Codasip's offerings include Codix, RISC-V, and custom processors, allowing system-on-chip developers to customize their products for competitive advantage. Through its design automation tools and an open architecture licensing model, Codasip enables clients to leverage the benefits of the RISC-V instruction set architecture. The company's technology is utilized in billions of devices worldwide, with a diverse customer base that includes notable names such as AMD, Mobileye, and Sigma Designs. Codasip has established strategic partnerships with various organizations, enhancing its capabilities and market reach.

Codasip Ltd. is a processor technology company based in Brno, Czech Republic, founded in 2006. The company specializes in providing intellectual property (IP) and electronic design automation (EDA) tools that facilitate the adoption of application-specific instruction set processors (ASIPs). Codasip's offerings include Codix, RISC-V, and custom processors, allowing system-on-chip developers to customize their products for competitive advantage. Through its design automation tools and an open architecture licensing model, Codasip enables clients to leverage the benefits of the RISC-V instruction set architecture. The company's technology is utilized in billions of devices worldwide, with a diverse customer base that includes notable names such as AMD, Mobileye, and Sigma Designs. Codasip has established strategic partnerships with various organizations, enhancing its capabilities and market reach.

Alcyon Photonics specializes in designing integrated photonic devices for managing light in various applications. Their core products are photonic IP building blocks and PIC management platforms, enabling broad use cases such as optical communications, biochemical sensing, and spectrometry.

Rise Technology provides photovoltaic equipment, instruments, semiconductor, biomedical, and packaging products. Their customers contact them through email, mobile, and online applications.

CAILabs SAS is a French deep tech company headquartered in Rennes, specializing in the design, development, and production of photonic solutions aimed at optimizing light utilization in various applications. Established in 2013, CAILabs focuses on innovative optical components, particularly through its patented Multi-Plane Light Conversion (MPLC) technology. The company provides a range of products, including mode multiplexers, light converters, and laser beam shaping solutions tailored for the telecommunications and industrial laser sectors. Its offerings are designed to enhance the performance of fiber optic networks and laser material processing, addressing critical challenges such as atmospheric turbulence and the need for efficient signal multiplexing. CAILabs aims to leverage its expertise and technological innovations to create reliable and cost-effective solutions for clients in the photonics industry.

Qnami AG is a Swiss company that specializes in the development of quantum sensing technologies for non-invasive magnetic imaging at the nanoscale. Founded in 2017 and based in Basel, Qnami's flagship products include the ProteusQ, a magnetic imaging microscope, and the Quantum Diamond, which features diamond probes with a single nitrogen-vacancy center for high-resolution imaging. These technologies allow for advanced applications in various fields, including multiferroic antiferromagnets, magnetic random-access memory (MRAM), and superconductivity. By enabling researchers and industries to measure electric and magnetic fields with exceptional sensitivity, Qnami enhances the capabilities of imaging techniques and supports groundbreaking scientific studies and industrial advancements.

Alcyon Photonics specializes in designing integrated photonic devices for managing light in various applications. Their core products are photonic IP building blocks and PIC management platforms, enabling broad use cases such as optical communications, biochemical sensing, and spectrometry.

Equal1 develops innovative quantum computing technologies using commercially available silicon semiconductors. Their solution employs nanometer-scale quantum dots to create qubits on standard CMOS processes, integrating all necessary functions for a quantum processing unit (QPU) operating at 3 kelvin with over 10 million transistors.

Quandela is a company focused on advancing quantum computing technology, specifically in the realms of communication networks and optical computers. It specializes in manufacturing photonic quantum computers, which it supplies to industrial clients. A key innovation from Quandela is its single-photon source device, which integrates photonics with semiconductor quantum dots. This device enables the efficient collection of emitted single photons at high rates, significantly reducing charge noise decoherence and facilitating the emission of identical photons with high fidelity. Such capabilities are essential for the development of advanced quantum applications in communication, computation, and sensing, positioning Quandela as a pivotal player in the quantum technology landscape.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company specializing in designing high-performance, low-power microprocessors for exascale supercomputers. Its flagship product, Rhea, based on Arm Neoverse V1 architecture and manufactured using TSMC's N6 or better processes, aims to advance computing infrastructure for critical applications such as HPC, AI, and data centers.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company specializing in designing high-performance, low-power microprocessors for exascale supercomputers. Its flagship product, Rhea, based on Arm Neoverse V1 architecture and manufactured using TSMC's N6 or better processes, aims to advance computing infrastructure for critical applications such as HPC, AI, and data centers.

Comptek Solutions is a Finnish developer specializing in advanced surface engineering for compound semiconductors. Its Kontrox quantum surface engineering process creates defect-free, crystalline surfaces on III-V materials, enabling higher-quality semiconductor devices used in CMOS manufacturing, radio frequency components, optoelectronics, power electronics, and concentrated photovoltaics. Founded in 2017 and based in Turku, the company also offers passivation technologies that mitigate aggressive oxidation, reducing atomic-level defects and improving device efficiency, reliability and manufacturability. Kontrox has demonstrated substantial performance gains in devices such as microLEDs, and the company provides customized services to fit diverse substrate and fabrication flows, helping clients produce more efficient, reliable, and affordable devices across optoelectronics, RF and power electronics markets.

Comptek Solutions is a Finnish developer specializing in advanced surface engineering for compound semiconductors. Its Kontrox quantum surface engineering process creates defect-free, crystalline surfaces on III-V materials, enabling higher-quality semiconductor devices used in CMOS manufacturing, radio frequency components, optoelectronics, power electronics, and concentrated photovoltaics. Founded in 2017 and based in Turku, the company also offers passivation technologies that mitigate aggressive oxidation, reducing atomic-level defects and improving device efficiency, reliability and manufacturability. Kontrox has demonstrated substantial performance gains in devices such as microLEDs, and the company provides customized services to fit diverse substrate and fabrication flows, helping clients produce more efficient, reliable, and affordable devices across optoelectronics, RF and power electronics markets.

Upmem develops innovative Processing-In-Memory (PIM) solutions for datacenters, accelerating data-intensive applications by up to 10 times. Their technology reduces off-chip data movements, enhancing efficiency and reducing energy consumption.

Sparrow Quantum specializes in developing deterministic single-photon sources for advancing light-matter interfaces in quantum technologies. With a focus on high efficiency, purity, indistinguishability, and outcoupling, the company's technology is based on over two decades of research at the Niels Bohr Institute.

Qblox is a Dutch scaleup specializing in quantum technology, focused on developing patented solutions for the scalable control of quantum computers. The company designs and manufactures modular control hardware that simplifies the experimental setups involving qubits, employing a distributed processor architecture to enhance gate fidelities. By advancing electronics with improved noise and drift performance, Qblox enables scientists to minimize crosstalk and achieve low-latency arbitrary control flows while optimizing measurement efficiency in dynamic readout conditions. The company aims to address the scientific and engineering challenges that must be overcome to transition from prototype quantum computers to powerful, practical quantum processors.

Founded in Norway in 2012, CrayoNano specializes in developing and manufacturing semiconductor components using proprietary nanomaterials technologies. The company's innovative products focus on enhancing global solutions in health, safety, water purification, consumer goods, and industrial applications.

Qblox is a Dutch scaleup specializing in quantum technology, focused on developing patented solutions for the scalable control of quantum computers. The company designs and manufactures modular control hardware that simplifies the experimental setups involving qubits, employing a distributed processor architecture to enhance gate fidelities. By advancing electronics with improved noise and drift performance, Qblox enables scientists to minimize crosstalk and achieve low-latency arbitrary control flows while optimizing measurement efficiency in dynamic readout conditions. The company aims to address the scientific and engineering challenges that must be overcome to transition from prototype quantum computers to powerful, practical quantum processors.

Founded in 2011, Aledia specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative light-emitting diodes (LEDs) based on a unique 3D architecture using gallium-nitride-on-silicon microwires. This technology enables efficient, brighter, and cost-effective displays for various applications such as general lighting, automotive, displays, smartphones, smartwatches, tablets, and laptops.

Founded in Norway in 2012, CrayoNano specializes in developing and manufacturing semiconductor components using proprietary nanomaterials technologies. The company's innovative products focus on enhancing global solutions in health, safety, water purification, consumer goods, and industrial applications.

Heyday Integrated Circuits is a semiconductor company that specializes in designing and selling isolated gate drivers tailored for the power electronics market. Utilizing CMOS silicon technology, the company's products are engineered to enhance performance by reducing switching losses and increasing reliability. These advancements enable clients to achieve improvements in efficiency, bill of materials (BOM) count, module size, and overall cost, while also minimizing module weight. Through its innovative solutions, Heyday Integrated Circuits aims to support the evolving needs of the power electronics industry.

Heyday Integrated Circuits is a semiconductor company that specializes in designing and selling isolated gate drivers tailored for the power electronics market. Utilizing CMOS silicon technology, the company's products are engineered to enhance performance by reducing switching losses and increasing reliability. These advancements enable clients to achieve improvements in efficiency, bill of materials (BOM) count, module size, and overall cost, while also minimizing module weight. Through its innovative solutions, Heyday Integrated Circuits aims to support the evolving needs of the power electronics industry.

IQM Quantum Computers, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland, specializes in developing and manufacturing hardware systems for quantum computing. The company focuses on scalable hardware solutions utilizing superconducting technology to build quantum processors for universal quantum computers. By concentrating on practical applications, IQM aims to enhance quantum computing capabilities and address challenges faced by various industries and society. As a spin-out from Aalto University and the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, IQM has achieved significant advancements in areas such as thermal management, which are crucial for improving computational speed and information accuracy. The company's innovations position it as a leader in the global pursuit of large-scale quantum computing solutions. IQM also offers access to its hardware for research laboratories and supercomputing centers, helping businesses reduce error rates that currently limit computing performance.

ONiO is a semiconductor company specializing in batteryless solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT) market. Its wireless microcontrollers harvest energy from surroundings, enabling battery-free operation and promoting accessibility in IoT devices.

ONiO is a semiconductor company specializing in batteryless solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT) market. Its wireless microcontrollers harvest energy from surroundings, enabling battery-free operation and promoting accessibility in IoT devices.

ATLANT 3D develops atomically precise manufacturing technology and a platform ecosystem for rapid innovation in materials, micro and nano devices, and scalable production. Founded in 2018, the company centers on Direct Atomic Layer Processing (DALP), enabling atom-by-atom material and pattern processing that bypasses conventional cleanroom-based fabrication. Its offerings include A-HUBs and NANOFABRICATOR platforms to support prototyping and manufacturing across semiconductors, optics and photonics, MEMS/sensors, RF, and advanced packaging. The approach provides local, on-demand production with zero-waste, reduces development time and costs, and promotes flexibility across the value chain. By enabling ecosystem-wide collaboration and standard industry compatibility, ATLANT 3D seeks to shorten the innovation cycle, facilitate scalable manufacturing, and address geographic and geopolitical constraints in micro/nanoelectronics.

IQM Quantum Computers, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland, specializes in developing and manufacturing hardware systems for quantum computing. The company focuses on scalable hardware solutions utilizing superconducting technology to build quantum processors for universal quantum computers. By concentrating on practical applications, IQM aims to enhance quantum computing capabilities and address challenges faced by various industries and society. As a spin-out from Aalto University and the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, IQM has achieved significant advancements in areas such as thermal management, which are crucial for improving computational speed and information accuracy. The company's innovations position it as a leader in the global pursuit of large-scale quantum computing solutions. IQM also offers access to its hardware for research laboratories and supercomputing centers, helping businesses reduce error rates that currently limit computing performance.

Founded in 2011, Aledia specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative light-emitting diodes (LEDs) based on a unique 3D architecture using gallium-nitride-on-silicon microwires. This technology enables efficient, brighter, and cost-effective displays for various applications such as general lighting, automotive, displays, smartphones, smartwatches, tablets, and laptops.

Nova Fabrica is a manufacturer and global supplier of thin film process components, specializing in technologies for vacuum and plasma-based process characterization, monitoring, control, and automation. The company offers a diverse range of products, including plasma monitoring and control systems, plasma generators, bias power supplies, magnetron sputtering devices, and various gas analysis systems. Its comprehensive product portfolio allows Nova Fabrica to provide complete package solutions with integrated support. The company's specialist products, such as FloTron process control systems, are distributed worldwide through an extensive sales network. In addition to its product offerings, Nova Fabrica also provides in-house and on-site training courses, enabling plasma processing system manufacturers to access critical subsystems, components, metrology services, and skilled personnel.

Nova Fabrica is a manufacturer and global supplier of thin film process components, specializing in technologies for vacuum and plasma-based process characterization, monitoring, control, and automation. The company offers a diverse range of products, including plasma monitoring and control systems, plasma generators, bias power supplies, magnetron sputtering devices, and various gas analysis systems. Its comprehensive product portfolio allows Nova Fabrica to provide complete package solutions with integrated support. The company's specialist products, such as FloTron process control systems, are distributed worldwide through an extensive sales network. In addition to its product offerings, Nova Fabrica also provides in-house and on-site training courses, enabling plasma processing system manufacturers to access critical subsystems, components, metrology services, and skilled personnel.