Semicon Europe

Imec

12 November

ITF Chip into the Future - EU Chips Act: a game changer for the digital economy

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Talks at Semicon Europe

November 12th

• Opening keynote by Luc Van den hove, CEO, at CxO Summit at 10h30

November 13th

• Presentation by Cheng-Jhih-Luo, R&D engineer on Demonstration of High-Speed Silicon Photonics I/O for Co-Packaged Pilot Line at EU Digital forum at 11h30
• Presentation by Anne Jourdain, R&D Manager on Deep Pitch Scaling of Wafer-to-Wafer and Die-to-Wafer Cu/SiCN Hybrid Bonding at the Advanced Packaging Conference (APC) at 8h45
• Presentation by Anne-Laure Charley, R&D manager on New Metrology and Inspection Era : 1+1=3? at Fab Management Forum at 14h05
• Presentation by Shana Massar, R&D Engineer at the Future of Work session on November 13th at 11h30
• Presentation by Nadine Collaert, Fellow and Program Director of the Advanced RF Program on Advancing Connectivity with III-V Materials at III-V Summit – Integrated Photonics at 13h05

November 14th

• Presentation by Bart Placklé, VP Automotive on Challenges in the land of Automotive High-Performance Computing: Chiplets to the Rescue at the Smart Mobility Forum at 10h15

NanoIC pilot line at the Chips Joint Undertaking booth

November 12-15

The Chips Joint Undertaking will host a booth - C2419 - at Semicon Europa to showcase their four pilot lines. 

One of those is the NanoIC pilot line, which plays a crucial role in realizing the European Chips Act’s vision of achieving leadership in advanced system-on-chip (SoC) innovation. These SoCs promise great opportunities for the European semiconductor industry, with a significant impact on the continent’s most critical markets.

The NanoIC pilot line invites foundries, IDMs, material suppliers, equipment suppliers and system companies/OEMs to jointly develop the materials, process modules, integration flows and pathfinding PDKs to enable the beyond-2nm SoC technology pillars.

In parallel, design pathfinding and system exploration PDKs will be available for start-ups, SMEs, universities, and design and system houses to perform device or system prototyping to demonstrate the viability of their future designs. 

Finally, the NanoIC pilot lines also participates in low-barrier initiatives to build a skilled EU semiconductor workforce.

The NanoIC pilot line is hosted by imec in partnership with CEA-Leti (France), Fraunhofer (Germany), VTT (Finland), CSSNT (Romania), and Tyndall National Institute (Ireland). It is jointly funded by the Chips Joint Undertaking, through the European Union’s Digital Europe and Horizon Europe programs, as well as by the participating states.

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SEMICON Europa 2024 is co-located with electronica in Munich, Germany creating the strongest single event for electronics manufacturing in Europe, and broadening the range of attendees across the electronics chain.

• Top-notch Keynotes
• Market Trends
• Exhibition
• Networking
• Advanced Packaging Forum / Fab Management Forum
• Sustainability
• Smart Manufacturing / Mobility / MedTech
• Workforce Development and many more!

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