Upcoming Trade Shows Nurnberg, Germany for Electric & Electronics

The electronics industry in Nuremberg is poised for a significant leap forward thanks to a major investment by Siemens. The German industrial giant announced a €1 billion investment in Germany, with half allocated to a brand-new Technology Campus in Erlangen, just north of Nuremberg. Nuremberg’s electronics industry is already a powerhouse, employing over 40,000 engineers and IT specialists focused on automation and production technology. This investment by Siemens promises to further accelerate innovation and collaboration within the region. The €500 million Erlangen campus is envisioned as a global hub for research and development. This Technology Campus will not only drive Siemens’ overall growth but also position the company at the forefront of cutting-edge manufacturing practices. The new campus will prioritize environmentally friendly and future-oriented manufacturing practices. This focus aligns perfectly with Germany's broader goals of achieving a climate-neutral future. The project also involves expanding existing facilities and creating an ecosystem that fosters collaboration between Siemens, businesses, and scientific institutions. Siemens CEO Roland Busch emphasized the project's focus on the industrial metaverse, a concept that merges the real and digital worlds within industrial settings. The new campus will serve as a breeding ground for developing these new technologies, aiming to revolutionize future production processes with increased efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability. Siemens’ investment in a state-of-the-art Technology Campus is a game-changer for Nuremberg’s electronics industry. The project promises to attract top talent, drive innovation, and solidify the region's position as a global leader in sustainable and intelligent manufacturing.