In the first half of 2026, investments in microelectronics development within the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone increased by 11.7 times. Residents invested 157.5 ₽ billion into their projects during this period. Since the zone's inception, the total volume of private investment in Moscow's microelectronics sector has reached 389.3 ₽ billion, directed toward construction, research, and production modernization.
More than 30 residents currently supply the Russian market with electronic components, optical devices, and equipment. Recent developments include the launch of Russia's first serial production of optical transceivers using chip-on-board technology for telecommunications and 5G networks, with investments exceeding 5.8 ₽ billion. Additionally, a robotic line for LCD module production was launched with an investment of 1.4 ₽ billion.
Other projects include the production of charging modules for electric vehicles and power supply units for server equipment, supporting data centers and artificial intelligence infrastructure. Furthermore, a resident has introduced a quantum sensor for space research to study cosmic dust and a mini-shuttle designed to transport cargo from orbit back to Earth.
