A resident of the Moscow SEZ created a Russian chip for connecting electronic devices

MOSCOW, October 7 – RIA Novosti. A resident of the special economic zone (SEZ) Technopolis Moscow has developed a completely domestic chip that unites various electronic devices into a single network for transmitting and processing data, said Maxim Liksutov, deputy mayor for transport and industry.

He clarified that the company has already submitted documents to include the device in the register of Russian industrial products.

“On the instructions of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the city is developing microelectronics as one of the key areas of the country’s technological sovereignty. Today, more than 40 companies are creating advanced components in the capital’s SEZ. The new microcircuit is completely produced in Moscow using its own technologies and replaces foreign analogues that are difficult to supply,” the press service of the special economic zone “Technopolis Moscow” quotes Liksutov as saying.

The deputy mayor added that in total the company produced over 10 thousand types of microcircuits for key industries - from telecommunications to space. Since the beginning of 2026, the plant has developed 114 types of products, two of which have already been put into production.

The press service indicated that the development is being carried out by the Angstrem company. The full cycle of creating a microcircuit based on domestic technologies guarantees quality control and stability of supplies.

It is noted that the device operates according to the global RS-485 protocol, which remains the standard in industrial automation, energy and security systems. The chip is resistant to interference, transmits data over long distances and replaces foreign analogues.

“The development is in demand in industry and urban infrastructure. It is used in smart sensors, measuring instruments, communication systems, security and automatic control in factories, where precise coordination of processes is important. The product is easily integrated into existing technical systems,” the statement says.

The Technopolis Moscow SEZ celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. During this time, it has transformed from a launching pad for innovative projects into the main center of Russian industry. In 10 territories of the special economic zone with an area of ​​430 hectares, over 240 high-tech enterprises operate, representing such areas as microelectronics, instrument making, biomedicine, IT and robotics.

The capital is actively developing its industrial infrastructure. Thanks to urban solutions, companies are increasing production and launching innovative production facilities. This contributes to the implementation of the national project "Efficient and Competitive Economy".