One of six: The new Business Unit Digital & Semiconductor
Starting in January 2024, the former Aerospace and IT business units will form the new Digital & Semiconductor business unit. All areas of life and the economy are already heavily influenced by digitalization. Semiconductor technologies are an important key factor and the basis of most of the existing technologies that characterize our modern and networked world. The security and reliability of sensitive data, electronic components and systems are also essential.
The new Digital & Semiconductor business unit brings together ALTER and TÜVIT's expertise in semiconductors, IT security and communication technologies. Knowledge of artificial intelligence, quantum and nanotechnologies and new space will also be pooled here.
BU Digital & Semiconductor
ALTER & TÜVIT: why we are walking together in the future
New space needs secure components & digital infrastructures.
Luis Gómez I CEO @BU D&S
Demand for integrated services for semiconductors as key driver of digitalization.
Axel Lange I Sales @BU D&S
Wanted!
Labs close to international markets.
Dirk Kretzschmar I COO @BU D&S
What‘s in for me as a client or partner?
Add values
We help building confidence by bundling trust essentials
Think ahead
Realise your goals based on our complementary services
Manage complexity
Your knowledge hub for converging digital technologies
How we position the new BU
In a world driven by digital innovation, our technological expertise and agile solutions with focus on high-tech and IT components in complex, integrated systems are the key to trustworthiness in maximum availability, reliability and cyber resilience in critical application scenarios and infrastructures.
More about the new BU-structure @TÜV NORD GROUP
TÜV NORD GROUP is positioning itself for sustainable solutions for the energy and mobility transition, driving innovation and digital services, secure applications for AI and the quantum age. With an organizational reform, the company will present itself in a new structure from 1 January 2024. In future, the entire operating business will be divided into six closely interlinked business units.
