Semiconductor companies in Finland

Finland's semiconductor companies mostly supply materials, components and designs to the global chip industry rather than manufacture chips themselves. They include carbon nanotube membranes for EUV lithography, specialty lithography materials, processor and cryptography designs, and test structures for chip manufacturing.

In market 5

Product is being sold.

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  Canatu

  Vantaa · founded 2004 · 📈 Listed

  Carbon nanotube membranes and films. Main product is CNT pellicles for EUV lithography (<7nm chips, ASML/IMEC), where several international studies identify Canatu as the leading supplier, plus CNT100 SEMI…

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  Chipmetrics

  Joensuu · founded 2019

  PillarHall® metrology test chips: 3D ultra-high-aspect-ratio test structures for measuring conformality in atomic layer deposition and thin-film processes — how evenly a coating reaches the bottom of a deep…

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  Comptek Solutions

  Turku · founded 2017

  Kontrox® passivation for III-V compound semiconductors — a controlled oxide layer that suppresses surface defects, improving chip performance, energy efficiency and yield. Founded 2017 to commercialise…

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  PiBond

  Espoo · founded 2014

  Specialty materials for semiconductors, photonics and medical devices (lithography materials, photoresists, dielectrics, optical coatings). Serves leading foundries; founded 2014.

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  Xiphera

  Espoo · founded 2017

  Hardware-based cryptographic IP cores for FPGA and ASIC — pure hardware logic with no CPU and no software, which shrinks the attack surface. Families: nQrux® (hardware trust engines) and xQlave® (post-quantum…

Pre-revenue 2

No sales yet.

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  Flow Computing

  Helsinki · founded 2023

  Flow PPU — an on-chip parallel-processing unit (IP block/chiplet) placed alongside the CPU, ISA-agnostic (Arm/x86/RISC-V) and backwards-compatible with existing software; the company claims up to 100× CPU…

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  SisuSemi

  Turku · founded 2024

  Atomic-level cleaning and smoothing of semiconductor wafers (AtomSeal, ultra-high-vacuum laser cleaning), based on patented inventions from University of Turku surface-physics research and its cleanroom…

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