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Florida Semiconductor Engine
News and Events
Upcoming Events
Florida Semiconductor Summit 2027
Tuesday
March 30, 2027
Wednesday
March 31, 2027
Thursday
April 1, 2027
Event Description: Spend two days at the Florida Semiconductor Summit connecting with the executives, researchers, policymakers, and innovators driving the future of chip technology in Florida.
Location: Bradenton Area Convention Center | 1 Haben Boulevard Palmetto, FL 34221
News
UCF-Led $20M NSF Initiative, Co-Led by Florida Semiconductor Engine to Scale Deep-Tech Commercialization Nationwide
Orlando, Fla., September 21, 2026 – The University of Central Florida (UCF) is leading the U.S. National Science Foundation's (NSF) new National Commercialization and Translation Institute (NCTI). This $20 million, two-year pilot program will help late-stage, federally funded technology companies [...]
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The Florida Semiconductor Engine Partners with the Florida Semiconductor Institute to Strengthen Workforce Development in Florida
Osceola County, FL – The U.S. National Science Foundation Florida Semiconductor Engine (FSE) and the Florida Semiconductor Institute (FSI) are launching a Request for Proposals (RFP) inviting education partners across all 23 counties in the FSE region of service to create, [...]
Read more about The Florida Semiconductor Engine Partners with the Florida Semiconductor Institute to Strengthen Workforce Development in FloridaFlorida Semiconductor Engine Advances to Phase 2 with up to $45M in NSF Funding to Accelerate Commercialization and Growth
Osceola County, FL — The National Science Foundation (NSF) Florida Semiconductor Engine (FSE), headquartered at Osceola County’s 500-acre master-planned innovation district NeoCity, today announced its advancement into Phase 2 of the NSF Regional Innovation Engines program, which will provide up [...]
Read more about Florida Semiconductor Engine Advances to Phase 2 with up to $45M in NSF Funding to Accelerate Commercialization and Growth