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Beyond the Omnibus – Visions for smart regulation and digital sovereignty  The second panel looked beyond the current legislation and addressed the strategic issue of digital sovereignty.…

Looking ahead to the EU Commission's plans Paulina Dejmek Hack, Head of Cabinet for Environment Commissioner Jessika Roswall, gave an overview of the European Commission's plans for the…

Dialogue as the key to a sustainable semiconductor policy The event highlighted the importance of continuous and structured dialogue between industry and politics. Only through close cooperation…

Although Europe's digital transformation offers great opportunities, the Data Act threatens this potential. Chapter VI raises questions about the interchangeability of data processing…

Together with Orgalim, ZVEI has produced a guide entitled “Data Act: A Guide for Technology Manufacturers.” This guide takes a practical approach, focusing in particular on Chapters I, II, and III…

The ZVEI actively supports its member companies in implementing the requirements of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). A central component of this support is active vulnerability management for…

Funding for the microelectronics industry is a worthwhile investment for the state. This is one of the findings of the ZVEI study ‘From chips to opportunities: The importance and cost-effectiveness…

The first ZVEI Digital Conference in Frankfurt at the end of the year attracted a significant number of industry experts and interested parties. Topics such as digitalisation, Industry 4.0, data…

The trade fair kicked off with the ZVEI press conference, which offered insights into economic news and industry-relevant challenges such as regulation. Rainer Brehm (Director of FV Automation,…

The restriction plans would have consequences for the entire industry and in particular for the electrical and digital industry, whose products provide important solutions on the way to the…