SEMI Texas Spring Forum: Driving Semiconductor Profitability - Corporate Strategies and Industry Roadmaps

Texas Chapter

SEMI Texas Spring Forum: Driving Semiconductor Profitability -
Corporate Strategies and Industry Roadmaps

Is Moore’s Law affordable? With each node, the semiconductor manufacturing industry faces increased challenges as it balances the drive for innovation with cost demands. How will the semiconductor supply chain address costs related to scaling, technological roadblocks and other bumps in the road to ever smaller devices?

Join your Texas colleagues as the SEMI Texas Committee presents an in-depth conversation with leading IC manufacturers and suppliers as they discuss roadmaps, expectations, challenges and opportunities for next generation devices.

Topics:
- industry roadmaps
- gaps in the supply chain
- manufacturing challenges and resource needs
- technology and economic issues

Agenda

May 21, 2013
8:00am-11:30am
West Pickle Research campus (formerly MCC)
University of Texas at Austin
3925 W. Braker Lane
Austin, TX 78758
Directions

Pricing

By May 16, 2013
SEMI Member $55
Non-member $75

After May 16, 2013
SEMI Member $85
Non-member $95

8:00am	Registration and Networking Breakfast		Sponsors Sponsorship These valuable regional events give SEMI members and other constituents a venue to hear from industry leaders, an opportunity to keep up-to-date with current trends in the semiconductor industry and to network with industry colleagues. Sponsorship Opportunities are available for this event. Contact Marlene Sibley msibley@semi.org 1.408.943.6988 Questions Margaret Kindling mkindling@semi.org tel:1.202.289.0440
8:45am		Welcome Remarks and SEMI Update Ken Parmerter, Tokyo Electron America; Chairman, SEMI Texas Committee
8:55am		Introductions Stuart Holland, Austin Seal Inc., Spring Forum Subcommittee Chairman

9:00am		Scott Lingren Executive Director, Corporate Strategy and Business Transformation Freescale *Making the World a Smarter Place: How Embedded Processing Continues to Change the Way We Live, Further Challenging the Semi Supply Chain*
9:25am		Michael Raiford Vice President, Manufacturing and Systems Division Samsung Austin Semiconductor The Race to 14nm: Cost Overload?

9:50am	Break

10:00am		Rob Crowell Product Marketing Manager Tokyo Electron America Lithography Challenges Moore’s Law: The Rising Costs and Challenges of Advanced Patterning
		Dr. Ben Rathsack Member of Technical Staff, Advanced Technology Group Tokyo Electron America Lithography Challenges Moore’s Law: The Rising Costs and Challenges of Advanced Patterning

10:25am		Curt Jackson, Director, Engineering & Technical Applications Toppan Photomasks *Lithography in our Connected World*

10:50am-11:35am		Question & Answer Moderator: Basil Angelo, MIKESKA ANGELO
Agenda subject to change