The SC4EU consortium met in Brussels on 10 February for the project’s second review meeting, bringing together partners and reviewers to assess the current state of the work.
Forecasting semiconductor production using remaining cycle time predictions
Adrien Wartelle, Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès, Claude Yugma, Quentin Christ and Renaud Roussel
Why fab output is difficult to forecast
A data-driven approach to priority management in semiconductor manufacturing
Claude Yugma, Adrien Wartelle, Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès, Quentin Christ and Renaud Roussel
Priority management plays an important role in semiconductor manufacturing, where complex production routes, highly
When demand is uncertain, lead times are long and information arrives too late, even careful decisions can turn out to be the wrong ones. Within Work Package 7 (WP7) of SC4EU, we are using an online game to make these challenges visible and easier to understand.
Why demand information matters
The goal of WP7
How SC4EU's Work Package 2 is turning raw industrial data into trusted, shared knowledge
Europe's semiconductor industry runs on complex, fragmented data — from factory floors to global
Building a Privacy-Preserving Framework for Semiconductor Supply Chains
Within the SC4EU project, Work Package 6 (WP6) focuses on the development of a flexible and privacy-preserving Multi-Party Computation (MPC) Survey Framework that enables the True Demand survey platform to operate in a fully anonymous and secure way.
The
Effective dissemination and international cooperation are essential to ensure that project results reach the right stakeholders and create long-term impact. Within the SC4EU project, Work Package 8 (WP8) focuses on communication, stakeholder engagement, dissemination, and exploitation activities that support the visibility and
Following the successful completion of the Exploitation Workshop, SC4EU partners convened to advance discussions on the strategic uptake and long-term sustainability of project results. The session provided a structured forum for the consortium to examine potential exploitation pathways, both at the individual partner level and through joint collaborative mechanisms.
Introduction
Modern supply chains rely on the seamless exchange of information across organisations, systems, and countries. However, one of the major barriers to efficient collaboration remains semantic friction — situations where partners use the same terms for different concepts, or different terms for the same process,
Building Smarter Demand Forecasting for Semiconductor Supply Chains
Within the SC4EU project, Work Package 5 (WP5) focuses on developing a platform for accurate and secure demand forecasting across semiconductor supply chains. The work addresses one of the key structural challenges within the industry — semiconductor shortages and the lack
AIMS5.0 × SC4EU × Arrowhead fVPN
Strengthening Europe’s Semiconductor Future Through Joint Innovation
At the Deep Tech Lisbon Event 2025, three leading European projects — AIMS5.0, SC4EU and Arrowhead fVPN — met in a coordinated workshop to explore cross-project collaboration, talent
SC4EU at EFECS 2025 — Strengthening Europe’s Semiconductor Supply Chain With Data, Forecasting and Skills
SC4EU was present at EFECS Malta 2025 as one of the key reference projects in the strategic discussion around semiconductor resilience and industry coordination. With supply-chain stability now tightly connected to European technology sovereignty, the
The bullwhip effect describes a common supply chain phenomenon where small fluctuations in customer demand lead to increasingly larger order variations as they propagate upstream. First introduced by Jay Forrester in the 1950s, the concept gained prominence in supply chain management during the 1980s and 1990s.
This effect arises when a retailer observes a slight increase
1. A Dynamic Conference Environment
The two-day event at Hotel Barceló brought together leading minds in semiconductor technology, digital transformation, and supply chain innovation. The INSIDE Industry Association created a vibrant platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange across multiple technology domains.
What a productive session we had last week! Our SC4EU consortium members gathered virtually for dissemination workshop!
Key Highlights:
The semiconductor supply chain is a complex network that involves multiple stages and participants, from raw material suppliers to end consumers. Raw Material Suppliers provide essential materials such as silicon wafers, chemicals, and gases required for semiconductor manufacturing and geopolitical context has proven many potential
The semiconductor industry operates within an environment of huge complexity. From comprehensive supply chains to rapidly evolving product cycles and an array of interconnected partners, achieving seamless collaboration is a real challenge. Misunderstandings or ambiguities in terminology can lead to costly delays, technical errors, or even supply chain disruptions. A critical enabler of this
We're excited to announce the release of our official AIMS5.0 project video! This short but comprehensive overview highlights how our collaborative initiative is revolutionizing European manufacturing through AI-enabled technologies.
What's in the Video?
Our new 2-minute video takes viewers on a journey
We are delighted to announce the release of our official SC4EU project overview video, providing a comprehensive look at our groundbreaking initiative to revolutionize semiconductor supply chain management across Europe and beyond.
Visualizing Our Mission
Our newly released video "SC4EU:
