Zero EC, a deep-tech startup based in Vaumarcus, Switzerland, has been awarded by Semiconductor Review Europe as one of the TOP 20 Semiconductor Startups which are “the forefront of providing Semiconductor solutions and transforming businesses in the region”.
Zero EC introduces a fundamental new technology to the industry, using fundamental research that originated from the Weizmann Institute of Science. The award shows that the technology has reached a level where the enormous potential for the semiconductor industry becomes visible.
“2021 was a very important year for us” says Daniel Graf, Head of Business Development at Zero EC. “The path for scientific achievements into real products that add benefit for the semiconductor has many challenges. The recognition of our technology by the editors of Semiconductor Review Europe shows that we are on the right track, and that the industry becomes aware of the potential of this new technology.”
The company has developed a new type of data transport, enabling to reduce energy consumption while enabling higher performance for high-performance applications, such as interconnects, which are essential to improve performance in the next years.
Zero EC introduces a fundamental new technology to the industry, using fundamental research that originated from the Weizmann Institute of Science. The award shows that the technology has reached a level where the enormous potential for the semiconductor industry becomes visible.
“2021 was a very important year for us” says Daniel Graf, Head of Business Development at Zero EC. “The path for scientific achievements into real products that add benefit for the semiconductor has many challenges. The recognition of our technology by the editors of Semiconductor Review Europe shows that we are on the right track, and that the industry becomes aware of the potential of this new technology.”
The company has developed a new type of data transport, enabling to reduce energy consumption while enabling higher performance for high-performance applications, such as interconnects, which are essential to improve performance in the next years.
