Employers in the Dutch chip industry

Builds the lithography systems chipmakers use to print the smallest structures on microchips. Headquarters in Veldhoven.

Engineering company that develops and builds high-tech systems, software, electronics and mechatronics for equipment makers. Headquarters in Eindhoven.

Develops and builds high-tech systems, from semiconductor and quantum to medical devices, with sites in Best, Enschede, Delft and Groningen.

Develops and builds mechatronic systems and modules for high-tech equipment makers, with sites in Eindhoven, Hengelo and Drachten.

Designs and makes chips for cars, industry and secure connectivity. Large Dutch sites in Eindhoven and Nijmegen.

Makes precision parts and assemblies for the semiconductor and aerospace industries at the Brainport Industries Campus in Eindhoven.

Builds metrology systems that inspect chips at nanometre scale during production. Based in Rotterdam.

Health technology company with research, engineering and production in Eindhoven and Best.

Designs and fabricates superconducting quantum processors in Delft.

Builds electron microscopes used in semiconductor and materials research, in Eindhoven.

Develops deposition equipment (such as ALD and epitaxy) for chip manufacturing. Headquarters in Almere.

Makes indium phosphide photonic chips in its own Eindhoven fab, for telecom, datacom and sensing.

Makes analytical instruments, including X-ray systems for materials research. Dutch site in Almelo.

Group of high-tech suppliers making precision mechanics and modules for equipment builders.

Packages and assembles photonic chips into modules, based in Enschede.

Develops tunable lasers and optical components for fibre networks. Founded in Eindhoven.

Dutch applied research organisation; this board lists its roles in optics, semiconductors and precision technology.