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Moscow SEZ resident Angstrom develops Russian chip for linking electronic devices
En breve
Angstrom, a resident of the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone, has developed a microchip for data transmission between electronic devices, according to the company and the zone’s representatives. The chip is built on the RS-485 industrial protocol and is described as fully produced in Moscow using in-house technology. The company has applied to add the device to the national register of Russian industrial products, deputy mayor Maxim Liksutov said.
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Angstrom, a resident of the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone, has developed a microchip that links different electronic devices into a single network for fast data transmission and processing, the zone’s representatives said, according to CNews. RBC reported the same core fact, describing the product as a microchip for data transmission between electronic devices. RIA Novosti reported the development without naming the company in its headline summary. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
According to CNews, the chip is produced entirely in Moscow using the company’s own technology and is intended to replace foreign analogues that are difficult to supply. It operates on the RS-485 protocol, which the report describes as a standard in industrial automation, energy and security systems. The chip is described as resistant to interference and able to transmit data over long distances, and is intended for use in smart sensors, measuring instruments, communication and security systems and automated plant control. [ 2 ]
Deputy Moscow mayor for transport and industry Maxim Liksutov said the city is developing microelectronics as a key area of the country’s technological sovereignty on the instructions of mayor Sergei Sobyanin. He said more than 40 companies make components in the capital’s special economic zone, that the enterprise has released over 10,000 types of microchips for sectors from telecommunications to space, and that since the start of 2026 the plant has developed 114 types of products, two of which have entered production. According to CNews, the company has filed documents to include the new device in the register of Russian industrial products. [ 2 ]
CNews described Angstrom as one of the oldest producers in microelectronics and said the chip covers a full cycle based on domestic technology, from chip design to product release, which the report said guarantees quality control and stable supplies. The product is described as easy to integrate into existing technical systems. [ 2 ]
Por qué importa
The chip is presented as a domestic substitute for imported components that are difficult to supply, in line with Moscow’s stated push for technology sovereignty. If the product is registered as Russian industrial output, it could be favoured in public and industrial procurement. The documents give no sales, pricing or production-volume figures, so the commercial impact is not yet measurable.
Datos clave
- Angstrom, a resident of the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone, developed a microchip for connecting electronic devices into a network for data transmission and processing [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
- The chip operates on the RS-485 protocol, which the report describes as a standard in industrial automation, energy and security systems [ 2 ]
- The device is described as produced entirely in Moscow using the company’s own technologies, replacing foreign analogues that are difficult to supply [ 2 ]
- The company has filed documents to include the device in the register of Russian industrial products, according to deputy mayor Maxim Liksutov [ 2 ]
- More than 40 companies produce components in the Moscow special economic zone, and the enterprise has released over 10,000 types of microchips for sectors from telecommunications to space, Liksutov said [ 2 ]
- Since the start of 2026 the plant has developed 114 types of products, two of which have entered production, according to the same statement [ 2 ]
- Angstrom is described as one of the oldest producers in microelectronics and runs a full cycle from chip design to product release [ 2 ]
Confirmado por varias fuentes
Aún sin aclarar
- Whether the chip has been entered into the register of Russian industrial products Only one document says the company filed the documents; no decision by the registry is reported
- Production volumes, prices and commercial customers for the chip The documents describe the technology and its intended uses but give no figures on output or sales
- Which specific foreign products the chip is meant to replace The documents refer to foreign analogues generally without naming them
Qué dicen los medios locales
Cronología, hora local
- RIA Novosti reports that a resident of the Moscow special economic zone has created a Russian chip for connecting electronic devices [ 1 ]
- CNews publishes a detailed report naming Angstrom, describing the RS-485 chip and quoting deputy mayor Maxim Liksutov [ 2 ]
- RBC reports in summary that Angstrom, a Technopolis Moscow resident, has developed a chip for data transmission between electronic devices [ 3 ]