Leipzig – Gateway to High-Tech Hub in Central Germany
Driving innovation within Silicon Saxony
The Leipzig Region is an integral part of Europe’s largest microelectronics cluster – Silicon Saxony – and contributes to one of the strongest semiconductor ecosystems worldwide. Every third European chip is produced in Saxony, and Leipzig strengthens this success story as a dynamic, fast-growing city offering optimal conditions for semiconductor companies to invest, expand, and thrive.
Strategic Location in the High-Tech Triangle
Leipzig’s location is unmatched – right in the center of the high-tech triangle formed by Dresden, Jena, and soon Magdeburg. This unique position connects you directly to:
- Europe’s leading semiconductor hub in Dresden
- Jena’s photonics and optics excellence
- Magdeburg’s emerging semiconductor and pharma projects
This concentration of innovation, expertise, and supply chains creates powerful synergies for high-tech manufacturing and R&D.
Gateway to German and European Markets
Leipzig offers a central position with direct access to major industrial regions and European markets. Leipzig/Halle Airport – one of Europe’s largest cargo hubs – ensures fast, global logistics.
The city is also in immediate proximity to the automotive, photonics, and advanced manufacturing industries, enabling short supply chains and rapid collaboration.
Complete Value Chain – From R&D to Production
Saxony offers a fully integrated semiconductor value chain:
- Research & Development: leading universities, research institutes, and AI center
- Design & Prototyping: strong network of SMEs and niche technology specialists
- Manufacturing & Assembly: state-of-the-art fabs and production facilities
- Testing & Packaging: comprehensive supply and service network
Megatech GmbH
Megatech GmbH strengthens presence in Germany with new location in Leipzig
Advanced Manufacturing Legacy
Leipzig has decades of expertise in precision manufacturing. Global brands like BMW and Porsche have chosen Leipzig for some of the most advanced car factories in the world. This industrial competence, skilled workforce, and culture of quality provide a strong foundation for high-tech industries, including microelectronics and semiconductor production.
A Growing Talent Pipeline
Leipzig has the youngest population of all major German cities, creating a dynamic and adaptable workforce. The city continuously attracts national and international students, ensuring a sustainable inflow of fresh talent. A wide range of degree programs in computer science, software engineering, data science, and cyber security is available at local universities, supplying the skills needed for the semiconductor sector. In addition, IT personnel costs in Leipzig remain below the national average, allowing companies to staff competitively without compromising on quality.
