Contributors
Thanks to our funders!
Major Science Initiatives (MSI) program funding for
Canada’s National Design Network (CNDN).
Provincial funding
- Government of Alberta
- Government of British Columbia
- Government of Manitoba
- Government of New Brunswick
- Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
- Government of Nova Scotia
- Government of Ontario
- Gouvernement du Québec
Additional support
- Industry in-kind contributions from valued suppliers and industrial donations through CMC SponsorChip™
- To discuss opportunities to support Canada’s semiconductor ecosystem, contact Gord Harling, President & CEO | +1.613.449.6820
- Government of Canada / Department of National Defence : IDEaS – Innovation for Defence Excellence and Security
- Industry in-kind contributions from valued suppliers
- Industrial donations – be part of CMC SponsorChip™
- To discuss opportunities to support Canada’s National Design Network, contact Gord Harling, President & CEO, +1.613.449.6820
Celebrating 40 years
CMC and Canada’s National Design Network (CNDN) were established in 1984 with support from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). The CNDN project closed in 2023/24. We wish to thank NSERC together with the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) for 40 years of funding innovative microchip (chip) prototype manufacturing and invite you to follow us and learn about CMC’s newest semiconductor ecosystem initiatives.
Partnerships
Global partnerships and international technology alliances enable access to advanced technologies that are used to accelerate innovative research in Canada. Interested in being a partner? Contact: Gord Harling, President & CEO | +1.613.449.6820.
CMC’s worldwide industrial supply chain
MNT World Organizations
CMC convenes international peer organizations annually to exchange insights, gauge progress, and initiate joint projects.
CMC is proud to be a member of:
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