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�鶹ֱ��Ƶ Strengthens Leadership and Expands Internationally

Viktoria Weber — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 06:58:56 +0000

26/07/24:��Our management team with Markus Scheibenzuber, Timo Porta, Hermann Spinner, and Benjamin Steimle is shaping the next phase of �鶹ֱ��Ƶ’s growth.

Since May, Benjamin Steimle has strengthened our leadership as CFO. And there is a lot ahead:
For 2026/2027 we are establishing our own US subsidiary. North America is one of the key growth markets for semiconductor and photonics manufacturing.
We are also growing in Germany. Our new location in Saarlouis creates room for additional teams, close to key regional industries.
What drives us: technically demanding projects and the ability to turn highly complex requirements into reliable, high-performing facilities. Whether in semiconductors, photonics, or life sciences.

We are excited for what is ahead, together with our team and our partners.

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�鶹ֱ��Ƶ Spotlight: Reaching New Dimensions with 3D

Viktoria Weber — Mon, 13 Jul 2026 16:29:53 +0000

26/07/13:��The requirements for modern industrial construction projects are steadily increasing. This makes it all the more important to have to have planning processes that are not only technically precise, but also efficient, transparent, and fully coordinated across all disciplines. This is where coordinated 3D planning comes into play.
With 3D engineering, we create the foundation for forward-thinking electrical engineering design. Complex facility and system structures become visible at an early stage, interfaces are clearly defined, and potential clashes are identified early in the planning process. This increases planning reliability, minimizes risks, and improves collaboration among all project stakeholders.
A key advantage of coordinated 3D planning is the accurate generation of the construction drawings required for execution. This provides a reliable and detailed basis for on-site execution, ensuring accuracy, traceability, and efficiency.
Key Benefits at a Glance:
Higher planning quality through early clash detection
Precise generation of execution drawings from the 3D model
Improved coordination across all disciplines
Reduced schedule, cost, and execution risks
Greater transparency throughout the entire project lifecycle

For us, 3D planning is more than just visualization. It is a key component of modern electrical engineering. It enables projects to be approached holistically, coordinated digitally, and executed with confidence.
We take your planning to the next dimension.
Contact us now for a personalized consultation.

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�鶹ֱ��Ƶ Contributes to Saarland’s High-Tech Investment Success

Viktoria Weber — Wed, 08 Jul 2026 08:19:10 +0000

26/07/08: Proud to see �鶹ֱ��Ƶ Clean Room Consulting featured by Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI) as part of key high-tech and life science investments in Germany.
As global industries continue to scale semiconductor, pharma and advanced manufacturing capacities, engineering excellence becomes a decisive factor for speed, quality and long-term success.
At �鶹ֱ��Ƶ, we are committed to enabling exactly this, supporting complex facilities, from first concept to full operation.
Germany remains a highly attractive location for high-tech investments and we are proud to contribute to making these projects a reality.

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�鶹ֱ��Ƶ Semiconductor Branchentreff 2026

Lisa Giedemann — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 07:33:12 +0000

26/06/22: In 2026, �鶹ֱ��Ƶ once again invites its network to Dresden for the Semiconductor Networking Event—an evening that remains a highlight of our calendar year.
Together with our clients and partners, we look forward to engaging discussions and valuable insights into the latest developments and challenges shaping the semiconductor industry.
This year, we are once again placing a strong emphasis on innovation: selected startups from our network are given a dedicated platform to present their ideas, fresh perspectives, and forward-thinking impulses for driving the industry ahead.
Startup Spotlight Sessions
| Innovative heat exchanger cleaning through advanced microemulsions.
| Optimization of energy efficiency in semiconductor subfabs.
We look forward to inspiring conversations, new ideas, and an exceptional evening in Dresden.

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�鶹ֱ��Ƶ at Silicon Saxony Days 2026 in Dresden

Lisa Giedemann — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 11:13:10 +0000

26/06/16: This year again, �鶹ֱ��Ƶ will be present at the in Dresden as both exhibitor and sponsor. The event is one of the key gatherings of the European microelectronics and semiconductor industry, bringing together technology companies, research institutions and industrial players.
As an engineering partner for complex semiconductor projects, �鶹ֱ��Ƶ stands for a deep understanding of processes and systems going far beyond traditional building design. Rather than offering standardized consulting, we pursue a consistently execution-driven approach: precise planning, technical depth, and results that perform reliably in operation.
The Silicon Saxony Days are a key platform for us to engage in in-depth exchange with partners, clients and industry experts.
At our booth on Level 3, this dialogue takes center stage with a focus on real requirements, technical depth and engineering solutions that deliver in practice.
Visit our booth and meet the �鶹ֱ��Ƶ team in person.

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�鶹ֱ��Ƶ Spotlight: successful clean room design

Lisa Giedemann — Fri, 29 May 2026 09:41:23 +0000

26/05/29: 90% of issues in cleanrooms don’t arise during operation — they originate in the planning phase.
Across many projects, we consistently see the same weak points:
Unclear zoning
Clean room classifications are often defined “by feel” instead of being driven by process requirements — leading to inefficient or oversized areas.
Insufficient separation of material and personnel flows
Cross-contamination risks are frequently embedded in the layout and can only be mitigated to a limited extent through procedures later on.
HVAC not considered holistically
Air change rates, pressure cascades, and thermal requirements are interdependent. Treating them in isolation often results in unstable systems.
Lack of future readiness
Production processes evolve. Without scalability and flexibility, cleanrooms quickly become bottlenecks.
Our experience:
Many of these topics can be addressed effectively in early design phases with relatively low effort — later on, changes become costly.
We would be happy to support you with our expertise! Contact us now for a personalized consultation.

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�鶹ֱ��Ƶ Spotlight: Electric Boilers for the Energy Transition

Lisa Giedemann — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 13:22:08 +0000

26/04/29: The combination of an electric boiler and a heat storage tank is a highly efficient, technically mature solution for decarbonization. It transforms the heating sector from a purely passive energy consumer into a flexible player within the smart grid.
By optimizing operating strategies using predictive algorithms (MPC – Model Predictive Control) that incorporate weather and electricity price forecasts, heat generation can take place during low-price periods or when electricity prices are negative. In combination with thermal energy storage systems, electric boilers can thus generate heat cost-effectively while simultaneously helping to stabilize the power grids.
Due to the expansion of renewable energies, a further increase in negative electricity prices is expected in the coming years. Forecasts indicate that in Germany, negative electricity prices are already expected on 100–120 days (approx. 1,000 operating hours) per year over the next 3 to 5 years. To make effective use of these periods, electric and electrode boilers are a key component of the energy transition. In industries with high air treatment requirements (semiconductors, pharmaceuticals), electric boilers combined with thermal storage can make a significant contribution to CO2 reduction (power-to-heat).
We can help you take the first steps toward phasing out fossil fuel waste.
��Contact us now for a personalized consultation.

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�鶹ֱ��Ƶ Spotlight: dry sprinklers in cleanroom areas

Lisa Giedemann — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:20:24 +0000

26/03/31: Cleanrooms place the highest demands on technology and safety—including fire protection. This isn’t just about protecting people and buildings, but also about preventing damage to costly equipment and the loss of cleanroom quality due to false alarms.
Especially in industries such as semiconductor, pharmaceutical, or medical device manufacturing, even minor water damage can have massive impacts on production and quality.
A proven solution: dry sprinkler systems combined with pre-action dry alarm valve stations.
The principle: No water in the pipes—the system is activated only in the event of a fire.

Advantages:
Minimized risk of water damage
Protection of sensitive equipment
High operational reliability in critical environments

Additional safety is provided by the pre-action principle:
Water is only discharged from the sprinkler head once a fire is detected AND a sprinkler is triggered.
Fewer false alarms
Protection of high-value tools and processes
Reliable fire suppression

Is there a catch?
Of course—it’s not possible to avoid compromises entirely:
Delayed activation (due to physical constraints)
Higher planning and system complexity
Rising investment costs
More complex maintenance

Conclusion:
Dry sprinklers with pre-controlled dry alarm valve stations offer a strong balance between reliable fire protection and maximum safety for sensitive cleanroom technology—but not without compromises. However, a holistic approach combining technology, detection, and structural fire protection remains crucial.
How do you resolve this conflict of objectives in your projects? Florian Schulz looks forward to the discussion!

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It’s been a busy week at �鶹ֱ��Ƶ – and in the best possible way!

Lisa Giedemann — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:08:03 +0000

26/03/27: Being present at three events at the same time not only requires a great deal of organization behind the scenes, but above all one thing: strong teams on site representing �鶹ֱ��Ƶ with full commitment.
From March 24 to March 26, 2026, Lisa Giedemann, Katharina Knobloch, Felix Müller, Daniel Ruth, and Tobias Saum were on site at the in Karlsruhe as exhibitors on our behalf. At the same time, Mareike Schuldt, Maxi Richter, and Julia Thun attended the in Wiesbaden on March 25, 2026, while Otto Dorsch was present at in Munich on March 26, 2026.
A big thank you to all colleagues who represented �鶹ֱ��Ƶ this week with such dedication, professionalism, and authenticity!
The past few days have once again shown how valuable personal exchange is. In addition to our daily digital meetings, direct conversations often lead to new perspectives, ideas, and impulses—a real added value that we will definitely take away from this week.
We look forward to everything that will emerge from this!

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The future of semiconductors: new impulses from the US

Lisa Giedemann — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 07:55:25 +0000

26/03/13: From March 11–12, 2026, our colleagues Alexander Handler, Sven Thiem and Jakobus von Geymüller were attending the 5th Semiconductor FAB Design, Build & Facility Operations Summit in Phoenix, Arizona.
Many new impulses, inspiring conversations, and valuable encounters – along with the strong convic-tion that with our engineering solutions at �鶹ֱ��Ƶ we can make a meaningful contribution to the devel-opment of this future-shaping industry.
A particular highlight was the visit to the cleanrooms at Arizona State University. The infrastructure, with its state-of-the-art cleanrooms and impressive tool park, is truly remarkable.
It was especially inspiring to see the potential that emerges when industry and public research institu-tions work closely together. Partnerships like these are a key driver of innovation and the continued advancement of the semiconductor industry.
Many thanks to Future Bridge and all discussion partners for the inspiring exchange!

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�鶹ֱ����Ƶ Strengthens Leadership and Expands Internationally

�鶹ֱ����Ƶ Spotlight: Reaching New Dimensions with 3D

�鶹ֱ����Ƶ Contributes to Saarland’s High-Tech Investment Success

�鶹ֱ����Ƶ Semiconductor Branchentreff 2026

�鶹ֱ����Ƶ at Silicon Saxony Days 2026 in Dresden

�鶹ֱ����Ƶ Spotlight: successful clean room design

�鶹ֱ����Ƶ Spotlight: Electric Boilers for the Energy Transition

�鶹ֱ����Ƶ Spotlight: dry sprinklers in cleanroom areas

It’s been a busy week at �鶹ֱ����Ƶ – and in the best possible way!