12:25 – 13:25

Networking Session & Exhibitor Visits, Lunch

12:25 – 12:45

Kees Wesdorp, Ph.D.

Chairman of the Board XIVER Group

XIVER Mems Foundry

Update on Advanced Packaging Solution

12:30 – 12:40

Choon Khoon Lim

CEO, Business Group AP

ASMPT Limited

12:35 – 13:35

Buffet Lunch

12:35 – 13:40

Lunch Break

12:40 – 14:00

Lunch Break

12:40 – 12:50

ATLANT 3D

12:50 – 13:50

Buffet Lunch

12:50 – 13:35

PANEL (Time): Smart Fabs & the Future Workforce

  • Smart fabs: How far can automation go? 
  • Upskilling for the digital fab 
  • Human-in-the-loop vs. lights-out factories

Panelist

Reserved

GlobalFoundries

Panelist

Reserved NXP

NXP Semiconductors

Panelist

Reserved

Infineon Technologies AG

Panelist

Reserved

onsemi

12:55 – 14:10

Lunch Break

13:05 – 14:00

Panel Session: How Silicon Photonics is set to transform interconnect architecture for AI

Moderator

Kevin Soukup

SVP/GM Silicon Photonics

GlobalFoundries

Panelist

Near Margalit, Ph.D.

VP & GM

Broadcom

Panelist

M. Ashkan Seyedi, Ph.D.

Director, LinkX Products

NVIDIA

Panelist

Mark Wade, Ph.D.

CEO

Ayar Labs

Philippe Absil photo

Panelist

Philippe Absil Ph.D.
VP imec.IC-link / imec silicon solutions

imec

Panelist

Matt Traverso

Distinguished Engineer

Marvell Technology

Panelist

David Lazovsky

Co-founder and CEO

Celestial AI

13:10 – 13:30

From an Idea to a Sensor Product: Micro Needle Case Study

What all is needed to fabricate a new sensor component, using microneedles as a case study. Raw concept idea, expected specifications, defining the uncertainties, when to include the foundry. Collaboration is vital to identify the unknowns in function and fabrication and to prepare needed design variants to derisk the prototypes and achieve informative results as early as possible. And with first results come specification refinement, what should the end function really be? Learning through a biomedical micro needle implant project.

Jared Crawford

Senior Integration Engineer

Teledyne MEMS

13:25 – 13:45

Pietro Scalia

Sr. Director Power System Marketing and Architecture

Renesas Electronics

13:25 – 13:50

Challenges of Semiconductor Manufacturing – Design & Test Perspective in a Diversifying Market (Memory Case Study)

Shrinking modern Semiconductor Technologies and Geometries at the limit of Physics requires huge investments and economy of scales in multi billion dollar factories. Aside of inherent technical risks of operating at the limit of physics in sub 10nm technologies new challenges arose through geopolitical tensions as well as diversifying markets and applications. This presentation highlights such challenges. Future trends from a design & test perspective will be discussed how such risks could be managed and mitigated to achieve economically successful operation of such mega investments. Semiconductor Memory representing 30% of todays and future semiconductor sales will be used as a case study!

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Marco Mezger

COO & Executive Vice President

Neumonda

Cost Optimization & Capacity Planning

Shaping the Future of Power Semiconductor and Automotive with Cutting-Edge Innovations

13:30 – 14:15

Panel Discussion:

Topic: Global Landscape and Chinese Practices in the Automotive Chip Industry — How Standardization Synergy Empowers a Globalized New Ecosystem for the Automotive Industry 车规级芯片产业的全球格局与中国实践 —— 标准化协同如何赋能汽车产业全球化新生态

Moderator

Joseph Chou

General Manager

POMME TECHNOLOGIES., LTD

Panelist

Wu Qiuli

Director

CATARC

Panelist

Liu Yongshun

Senior Chief Engineer of Chips

Chery

Panelist

Marcus Kneifel, Ph.D.

Senior Vice President of Systems Engineering

onsemi

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Panelist

Tim Yeh, Ph.D.
Technical Director

Sanan Semiconductor

13:30 – 13:50

Lode Lauwers

Senior Vice President Business Development & Sales

imec

13:35 – 13:55

Advancements in Silicon Photonics Through Heterogeneous Integration

Heterogeneous Integration (HI) is critical to silicon photonics as new materials improve specifications. HI supports advances in , telecom, quantum computing, AI, AR/VR and biomedical sensors. X-FAB will act as an open foundry offering a modular integration architecture for lasers, modulators and photodetectors using its 200mm MEMS toolset.

Stefan Ernst, Ph.D.

Director Business & Strategy Microsystems

X-FAB

13:35 – 13:55

Keynote

Hiroshi Iwatsubo

Executive Deputy President and CTO

Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

13:40 – 14:20

Panel Session: Evolving Trends for Advanced Packaging and the Challenges for Supply Chain and End User Applications

Moderator

Monita Pau, Ph.D.

Strategic Marketing Director, Advanced Packaging

Onto Innovation

Panelist

Vincent Kim, Ph.D.

Head of DSRA-PKG

Samsung Electronics

Panelist

Jaesik Lee Ph.D.

VP Package Engineering , SK Hynix, America

SK Hynix

Panelist

Raja Swaminathan, Ph.D.

CVP, Advanced Packaging

AMD

Panelist

Bassel Haddad
SVP & General Manager, Advanced Packaging

SkyWater Technology

13:40 – 14:05

CASE STUDY (Cost): Cutting Costs Without Compromise

Reserved

PART 5: Advanced Packaging Innovations

Management Consultancy Session

13:45 – 13:55

Disruption in Semiconductor Industry

For over 40 years, AlixPartners has been helping clients confront disruption. Increasingly, cycles of disruption have displaced economic cycles as the primary business challenge.
Disruption is the new economic driver. We will share the results our 6th annual AlixPartners Disruption Index, with particular insights on how CEOs and senior executives of the semiconductor industry perceive major disruptions, opportunities and challenges in this exciting field around the globe.

Janet Tang

Partner & Managing Director

AlixPartners

13:45 – 14:05

Reserved speak slot for Embeded Chip Packaging topic / Hyundai Mobis

13:50 – 14:10

Enabling the AI Ecosystem with Power Semiconductors

Avinash Kashyap Ph.D.

SVP & Division Head

Vishay Intertechnology, Inc.

13:50 – 14:10

Reserved for Micron Technology

13:50 – 14:10

Giorgia Longobardi, Ph.D.

Founder and CEO

Cambridge GaN Devices

13:50 – 14:15

Alternative Career Paths Help the Semiconductor Industry Meet Workforce Needs

We’re facing an unprecedented demand for resources within our industry. Our existing workforce is retiring, we’re building more manufacturing capacity than ever before and together with the impact caused by the pandemic we find ourselves with a challenge that is undoubtedly going to be the number one issue in the coming years and that is talent. With experienced individuals leaving the workforce and not enough new people joining, the talent pipeline is not meeting current demand. In this session, we will discuss these challenges and how a more collaborative partnership model might be the right approach for businesses looking to fill staff vacancies and for individuals looking to start their careers in this exciting industry.

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Geoffrey Stoddart

Senior Vice President Global Business Development

WGNSTAR

Market Trend Update

13:55 – 14:15

AI Disruption and the Enabling Technology Pillars – Market Update

Romain Fraux

Chief Research Officer​

Yole Group

13:55 – 14:15

Daisuke Murata

President and CEO

Murata Machinery

13:55 – 14:15

From Sensing to Thinking: The Evolution of MEMS with Embedded AI

2024 was a welcome turning point for the MEMS industry, with global revenue estimated at $15.4 billion. This is primarily due to the winding down of the inventory stockpiling in the second quarter of 2024. The race for innovation is crucial to maintaining a high sensor value and stabilizing the average selling price (ASP). Implementing first-stage data processing at the sensor level is one possible solution that brings several advantages, from power consumption to versatile applications and ease of integration.
The presentation will provide an overview of the current status of the MEMS industry, key trends expected over the next five years, and insights into the evolution of the MEMS ecosystem within the global economic context.

Pierre-Marie Visse

Senior Technology & Market Analyst, MEMS & Sensing

Yole Group

Power Semiconductor Session

14:00 – 18:00

Registration

14:00 – 14:10

The Future of Atomic Layer Advanced Manufacturing

ATLANT 3D is pioneering a new era of atomic-scale manufacturing, enabling the creation of materials and devices with unprecedented precision. Our patented Direct Atomic Layer Processing (DALP®) technology redefines microfabrication, bridging the gap from lab to fab. With our NANOFABRICATOR™ platform, research teams and industries can develop next-generation  quantum, semiconductor, advanced packaging, MEMS/sensors and space technologies faster and more efficiently. By replacing complex, resource-intensive processes with precise atomic-scale fabrication, we empower innovators to build the technologies of tomorrow while driving sustainability. Join us to explore how atomic control is unlocking new possibilities for advanced manufacturing and scientific breakthroughs.

Bonnie Tsim, Ph.D.

Head of Strategic Initiatives and Growth

ATLANT 3D

Day 1 Afternoon Session Moderator

Yu-Hua Chen, Ph.D.

VP Carrier SBU/RD Division

Unimicron Technology Corp

Market Research & Outlook

Panel Discussion: Advancing Fan-Out Panel-Level Packaging: Collaborative Innovations Across the Semiconductor Ecosystem

14:05 – 14:15

Disruption of the semiconductor industry

Based on AlixPartners’ Disruption Index survey of over 3,000 executives globally, several striking trends emerged that show how the semiconductor industry’s resilience is being tested amid geopolitical pressures and the transformative impact of AI. I will discuss the industry leaders’ outlook into the future, how market leaders are navigating geopolitical tensions, tariffs, and supply chain disruptions as well as implementing AI role in driving growth and evolving workforce needs. The survey shows that forward-looking leaders are optimistic about AI’s potential to enhance revenues and manufacturing capabilities and proactively change business and operating models to be the drivers of disruptions.

Markus Bolte, Ph.D.

Partner

AlixPartners

14:05 – 14:50

Moderator

Hamid Azimi, Ph.D.

Chairman of the Board

International Semiconductor Industry Group (I.S.I.G.)

Panelist

Raja Swaminathan, Ph.D.

CVP, Advanced Packaging

AMD

Panelist

Jim Li, Ph.D.

VP, Fan-out, Power Module Development and Engineering System Management

ASE

Panelist

Babak Sabi, Ph.D.

VP of Technology

AWS Annapurna Labs

Panelist

Mike Rosa, Ph.D.
CMO & SVP Strategy

Onto Innovation

Panelist

Jim Lin, Ph.D.

VP of Advanced Technology & Wafer Level Package Operation

Powertech Technology Inc.

14:10 – 14:30

Reserved for Samsung 

Opening Session

14:10 – 14:30

Taylor Li

Senior Director, Automotive BU

JCET

14:10 – 14:55

PANEL (Cost): Sustainability & Sustainable Cost Control 

  • Energy efficiency = cost efficiency 
  • Waste reduction & circular manufacturing 
  • ROI of green fabs 
     

Panelist

Henri Berthe

Semiconductors Segment VP • Sales

Schneider Electric

Panelist

Reserved

STMicroelectronics

Panelist

Skyworks Solutions

Expanding Operations and Energy Future through SiC and GaN

Research Enabling Advanced MEMS and Sensors

Expanding the Role of WBG Semiconductors in Industrial Systems

PART 2: Driving Innovation and Ensuring Competitiveness in GaN & SiC

14:15 – 14:20

I.S.I.G. Closing Remarks

14:15 – 14:35

How foundry services can help to build customized solutions in an evolving SiC Market?

In the rapidly advancing field of renewable energy, Silicon Carbide (SiC) technology stands as a key enabler of the next generation of high-performance power electronics. Here we will examine the critical challenges and emerging opportunities within the sector and highlight how X-FAB innovations are providing a powerful platform for the accelerated development and deployment of customized SiC solutions.
The growing adoption of EV applications, the power bottleneck in data centers and the need for renewable energy solutions has compelled X-FAB to focus it efforts on creating high performing products for automotive, industrial and energy markets, We leverage our expertise in SiC technology and our advanced approach to process integration, we have optimized development cycles, dramatically reducing time to market and equipping customers with a distinct competitive advantage. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how our comprehensive solutions drive rapid innovation, accommodate diverse customer needs, and support the scalable adoption of SiC technologies in propelling global renewable energy initiatives forward.

Rico Tillner

CEO, USA

X-FAB

14:15 – 14:25

MEMS at the crossroads of innovation – Converging with emerging technologies

What if the smallest microsystem could unlock the biggest technological breakthroughs?! MEMS have already revolutionized countless sectors, but their true potential is only beginning to unfold. At Silicon Austria Labs (SAL), we are looking at MEMS converging with photonics, magnetics, AI and even quantum technologies—pushing the boundaries of precision, speed, and intelligence. The future of transduction isn’t just about miniaturization – it’s about pioneering intelligent, hyper-connected ecosystems that will transform industries in ways we never imagined. Join us for a glimpse into SAL unfolding the future!

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Mohssen Moridi, Ph.D.

Senior Executive Director & Head of the Microsystems Research Division

Silicon Austria Labs (SAL)

14:15 – 14:35

Dominic Dorfner, Ph.D.

President

Semikron Danfoss

14:15 – 14:35

ICT Investments Opportunities in Oman

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Fahad Sultan Al Abri

Director General of ICT Stimulations & Future Skills

Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (MTCIT)

14:15 – 14:35

Francesco Muggeri

VP Marketing & Applications, Power Discrete & Analog, China

STMicroelectronics

14:15 – 14:35

Innovating Power for an Electrified, Intelligent World

As global technology evolves, power semiconductor devices become crucial. onsemi advances in SiC, intelligent power modules, and power management solutions, aligning with market needs for a sustainable future.

B.Y. Park

Sr. Director, Product Division

onsemi

14:15 – 14:35

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Supply Chain Management

14:20 – 14:30

Gyeonggi Province Governor

14:20 – 14:30

The Emergence of 5PL: Enabling Revenue Growth & Structural Affordability via High Velocity Supply Chain Adaptability

Supply Chains are evolving beyond traditional models. Long-term growth and profitability demands that companies transcend market fluctuations, navigate geopolitical shifts, and leverage technological advancements. Future success necessitates a robust ability to not only withstand and adapt to constant change, but to leverage resiliency as a competitive advantage, thus, ensuring businesses remain prominent even amid uncertainty. As we approach tomorrow’s markets, organizations must integrate advanced technologies like Big Data, AI, machine learning, E2E system transparency, and even autonomous drones to differentiate themselves from competitors. Key considerations include shifting from legacy solutions to future needs, examining cases like global substrate challenges during COVID-19 and the impact of geopolitical tensions on High Bandwidth Memory supply chains. Emerging trends in digital transformation—such as intelligent operational systems, end-to-end visibility, and dynamic sourcing strategies—are essential for tomorrow’s Best-in-Class supply chains. The ability to pivot quickly and recognize unforeseen opportunities is critical. True agility involves not only adapting to known demands but proactively seizing new, unanticipated opportunities, ultimately driving faster growth, stronger collaboration, and higher resilience.

Stuart Love

Director, Global Supply Chain

DSV Inventory Management Solutions

14:20 – 14:40

Ruby Yan

Business Unit Director – Display, Sensor, Security

GlobalFoundries

14:25 – 14:55

Business Meeting Slot 7

14:25 – 16:25

Networking Reception

14:25 – 14:45

Advanced low cost chiplet package for HPC, AI

High density interconnects is the key for achieving high bandwidth package which is required mainly for HPC and other high-end applications. Heterogeneous integration is one of the robust and cost effective solution to support the increasing demands in compute performance and memory areas. Chip level heterogeneous integration or Chiplet technology is an encouraging low cost solution for advanced Si node expensive die. These die can be from a range of wafer sizes fabricated in different technology nodes from various semiconductor sources. Chiplets are small IC dies with specialized functionality, designed to combine to make up a bigger and complex chips required for high performance applications. This advanced packaging type creates many challenges in assembly and manufacturing yield.

There are various ways of making Chiplet package depending on the end application requirement, cost and ease of supply chain. Fine line and space standard substrate, Si interposer, RDL interposer, embedded bridge die in RDL interposer, etc. are some of the popular options currently available in the market for Chiplet packaging. This paper will explore the various processes and technologies to achieve a cost effective and high performance Chiplet package.

Nokibul Islam, Ph.D.

Senior Director Business Development

STATS ChipPAC

14:30 – 14:50

Takahiro Ogura

Director & VP, AI Computing Division

Preferred Networks

14:30 – 14:40

Suwon Mayor

14:30 – 14:50

APECS Research Pilot Line for advanced heterointegration innovations in the MEMS Industry

The pilot line for “Advanced Packaging and Heterogeneous Integration for Electronic Components and Systems” (APECS), funded by the EU Chips Act, advances Europe’s semiconductor manufacturing and chiplet innovation. With €730 million over 4.5 years, it enhances EU technological resilience by bridging application-oriented research with innovative chiplet technologies. APECS focuses on chiplet system design for computing, AI, and MEMS sensors/actuators, using 3D stacking, 2.5D wafer-level integration, and quasi-monolithic integration. It aims to be Europe’s hub for advanced packaging, fostering collaboration among RTOs, industry, and academia to accelerate progress from research to scalable manufacturing.

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Jörg Amelung

Deputy Institute Director Division, Director Engineering, Manufacturing & Test

Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems

14:35 – 14:45

AI Sustainability Challenges & Solutions

AI deployment brings its own challenges to the data center market, but arguably, the biggest challenge with AI is the availability of power. In a world that is becoming more digital and electric, power and power availability are already at a premium. If we’re going to see all this AI investment, how are we going to power the infrastructure required to do so?

More AI initially means more energy consumption, especially for large language models (LLMs). However, AI also drives more efficiency in machines and increases productivity, which should reduce overall energy usage. The excitement around AI stems from its potential to create a more efficient world in the future. When applied correctly, AI can drive significant energy efficiency.

While digitization is emerging as a pivotal force in fostering sustainability, it also creates an escalating demand for energy. In the new energy landscape, we’re witnessing a shift where leading tech companies are embracing the decarbonization of their energy models. This transformation is empowering data centers to evolve from energy consumers to proactive prosumers, effectively supporting both the demand and supply of energy. Increased automation and AI in the generation and distribution of energy will have long-lasting benefits for our planet.

Currently, it is estimated that 60% of the energy we produce is either lost or wasted due to system inefficiencies, manual practices, or human behavior. In a world that is more digital, more automated, and more AI-led, imagine how much we could reduce energy loss.

Mark Bidinger

C&I Segment President

Schneider Electric

14:35 – 14:55

Reserved

14:35 – 14:55

The Special Economic Zones, Free Zones and Industrial Zones in Oman

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Thuraiya Al Zarafy

Investment Promotion & Business Development – Acting Manager

OPAZ

14:35 – 14:55

Advancements in High-Power Module Packaging for Traction Inverters in Electric Vehicles

Power modules are core components of inverters and converters in solar power plants, data center power supplies and in electric vehicles. Their packaging technology has a critical impact on system performance, reliability and lifetime.
Nexperia has introduced the copper clip interconnect technology for robust high-power cascode GaN devices. Further cutting-edge power module concepts have been introduced in recent times with embedded GaN dies that allow operation at much higher frequencies, as well as new cooling methods that are pushing today’s performance limits.

Achim Strass, Ph.D.

Senior Director Technology Scouting and Cooperation

Nexperia

Powering the Future of AI: Silicon Photonic Session & CPO

14:40 – 15:40

Networking & Business Meeting 7

14:40 – 15:00

Advanced low inductance SiC Power Module with 3D wiring technology

An advanced 3D Wiring technology has been developed to increase the power density of modules equipped with silicon carbide (SiC) for electric vehicle (xEV). Applying the multi layer 3D wiring technology with copper pin-terminals demonstrates about twice the power density of a conventional copper clipped wiring structure. The ⊿Tvj power cycling lifetime of power modules with the developed 3D wiring technology is approximately five times longer than the conventional copper clipped wiring.

Thomas Heinzel

Head of Semiconductor Technical Division

Fuji Electric Europe GmbH

14:40 – 15:00

The Power of Choice: Expanding the SiC Device Portfolio to Drive Market Growth

This presentation will demonstrate how a diverse portfolio of high-performance SiC devices from new market entrants can drive market growth and innovation. We will explore how expanding our SiC device offerings, tailored to specific applications in automotive, renewable energy, and industrial sectors, can unlock new opportunities. By enabling system-level optimization and fostering close customer collaboration, we can accelerate the adoption of SiC technology and achieve significant market penetration.

Katrin Feurle

Senior Director & General Manager SiC Discretes & Modules

Nexperia

14:40 – 15:00

Salah Nasri

CEO and Co-Founder

International Semiconductor Industry Group (I.S.I.G.)

14:40 – 15:00

Dinesh Ramanathan, Ph.D.

Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy

onsemi

14:45 – 15:05

Thomas Russell

CEO and Co-Founder

Mesoline

Advanced Testing Session

14:50 – 15:50

Networking Break & Business Meetings

Coffee & Tea Break Sponsored by:

Airspace

Whether your production line is facing a shutdown, or your high-value equipment is waiting for a new component, you can’t afford a shipping delay. From life-saving organs to essential machinery components, Airspace is trusted by the world’s largest companies and most critical organizations to move their top time-sensitive shipments on time, every time.

Airspace’s proprietary AI-powered platform is the most advanced of its kind- awarded and protected by multiple patents, it provides speed, reliability, routing, tracking visibility and transparency unrivaled in time-critical logistics. It powers a 24/7/365 pro-active expert support team that understands the needs of vertical specific shipments such as those in the semiconductor business.

With offices in the United States in Southern California, Dallas, and in Europe in Amsterdam and new offices in Frankfurt, Stockholm, and Paris, London, Porto, Airspace is rapidly scaling into new markets and industries while continuing to innovate and maximize value for its customers. Backed by leading investors including Telstra, HarbourVest, Prologis, Qualcomm, Defy, and others, Airspace has raised $70M to date.

Whether your production line is facing a shutdown, or your high-value equipment is waiting for a new component, you can’t afford a shipping delay.

Airspace’s proprietary AI-powered platform is the most advanced of its kind- awarded and protected by multiple patents, it provides speed, reliability, routing and transparency unrivaled in time-critical logistics. It powers a 24/7/365 pro-active expert team that understands the specific needs of shipments such as those in the semiconductor business.

From NFO, to OBC, dedicated drives, charters and more, the Airspace technology will calculate the best routing for you, taking your specific requirements into consideration as well as automating the process to save your team valuable time.

Your supply chain is complicated — we make it easy for you.

14:50 – 15:50

Networking Break and Business Meetings

Coffee & Tea Break Sponsored by:

Airspace

Whether your production line is facing a shutdown, or your high-value equipment is waiting for a new component, you can’t afford a shipping delay. From life-saving organs to essential machinery components, Airspace is trusted by the world’s largest companies and most critical organizations to move their top time-sensitive shipments on time, every time.

Airspace’s proprietary AI-powered platform is the most advanced of its kind- awarded and protected by multiple patents, it provides speed, reliability, routing, tracking visibility and transparency unrivaled in time-critical logistics. It powers a 24/7/365 pro-active expert support team that understands the needs of vertical specific shipments such as those in the semiconductor business.

With offices in the United States in Southern California, Dallas, and in Europe in Amsterdam and new offices in Frankfurt, Stockholm, and Paris, London, Porto, Airspace is rapidly scaling into new markets and industries while continuing to innovate and maximize value for its customers. Backed by leading investors including Telstra, HarbourVest, Prologis, Qualcomm, Defy, and others, Airspace has raised $70M to date.

Whether your production line is facing a shutdown, or your high-value equipment is waiting for a new component, you can’t afford a shipping delay.

Airspace’s proprietary AI-powered platform is the most advanced of its kind- awarded and protected by multiple patents, it provides speed, reliability, routing and transparency unrivaled in time-critical logistics. It powers a 24/7/365 pro-active expert team that understands the specific needs of shipments such as those in the semiconductor business.

From NFO, to OBC, dedicated drives, charters and more, the Airspace technology will calculate the best routing for you, taking your specific requirements into consideration as well as automating the process to save your team valuable time.

Your supply chain is complicated — we make it easy for you.

14:50 – 15:10

Keynote

Wafer Test Challenges in the HPC AI Era

The generative AI is driving significant growth in the semiconductor industry. To deliver the massive computing power required to train AI models, new chip designs pack increasingly more transistors and adopt disaggregated chiplet architectures, connected by advanced packaging technologies. This presentation will describe the some of the test challenges and opportunities for HPC AI products.

Kam Lee

Senior Director, Advanced Packaging Technology and Service

TSMC

14:55 – 15:15

Maarten Willems

Vice President of Global Business Development

imec

14:55 – 15:25

Networking Break

14:55 – 15:55

Networking & Business Meeting 3 + 4

14:55 – 15:15

Invest in Oman

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Mohammed bin Ali bin Mohammed Al Lawati

Director of Investment Promotion Department by Delegation

Ministry of Commerce, Industry & Investment Promotions (MOCIIP)

Market Insight and Business Management on Semiconductor Ecosystem Outlook: Growth Drivers and Challenges Ahead

15:00 – 16:00

Registration: Hilton Dresden

15:00 – 15:20

Hidenori Abe

CTO, Semiconductor Materials, Resonac Holdings Corporation

Resonac Corporation

15:00 – 15:20

Simi Sherman

VP of Research

International Semiconductor Industry Group (I.S.I.G.)

15:00 – 16:00

Networking Coffee Break

15:05 – 16:05

Networking and Coffee Break 

Business Meeting Slot 4&5  

15:05 – 16:05

Networking Break

15:05 – 16:05

Networking Break, Coffee & Business Meetings

15:05 – 15:25

David Shi

Deputy General Manager, Power Device

Yangzhou Yangjie Electronic Technology Co., Ltd

15:10 – 15:20

Advanced Probing Materials for Semiconductor Testing

Testing of high-performance computer chips demands specialized probe needle material solutions, capable of handling high current densities, thermal management challenges as well as mechanical property requirements. To tackle these challenges Heraeus Precious Metals developed a new alloy class – Palysium C+ – utilizing optimized order disorder transitions in Pd-Cu based alloys to form so called superlattice structures. Palysium C+ features exceptional conductivity, while maintaining very good mechanical properties which, in turn, results in a significant increase in the CCC-value compared to state-of-the-art Pd-Cu based solutions, making Palysium C+ the ideal material solution for advanced testing applications.

Matthias Wegner, Ph.D.

Head of Innovation

Heraeus Precious Metals

15:10 – 15:40

Networking Break

Innovations from Start Ups

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