Design, Fabrication, and Validation.

Prototyping in advanced technologies and test services for AI applications.

A multi-hub Test and Experimentation Facility for edge AI hardware

What is PREVAIL?

The PREVAIL project will establish and start operating the core of a networked, multi-hub platform providing prototype chip fabrication capability in advanced technology to EU stakeholders for Artificial Intelligence applications. PREVAIL is supported by the Digital European Programme.

Who we are

Our consortium includes four major European RTOs: CEA-Leti, imec, Fraunhofer, and VTT. We will build on our advanced 300mm fabrication, design, and test facilities in a coordinated and complementary fashion to create a new multi-hub Test and Experimentation Facility for edge AI Hardware.

What do we offer?

PREVAIL will enable a trusted infrastructure in Europe where companies and research institutions will be able to fabricate early prototype samples based on innovative technologies and test them in real edge AI applications. Our offer will include the most promising technologies developed by the consortium partners to address the specifications required by edge AI chips:

Non-Volatile Embedded Memories

Due to their maturity level and impact on AI, the first set of technologies is dedicated to the implementation of resistive embedded non-volatile memories on CMOS base wafers. Our portfolio will provide users with access to advanced technologies for Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory (MRAM), Oxide-based RAM (OxRAM), and Ferroelectric RAM (FeRAM).

News & Events

Events

WEBINAR: PREVAIL Opening Access

WEBINAR PREVAIL: Opening Access to Test Facilities for Edge AI Hardware Design and Fabrication June 6, 2025, 11:00–12:00 CET Hosted by CEA-Leti Registration: https://app.livestorm.co/cea-10/prevail-webinar The PREVAIL

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News

2nd PRESS RELEASE

With this PRESS RELEASE, the consortium describes milestones of the project and announces the opening of services. “Towards next-generation edge-AI technologies: EU consortium opens services

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