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Oct 21, 2025
Oct 21, 2025

SEMICON Japan 2025 to Spotlight Sustainability in AI and Semiconductor Innovation

TOKYO – October 21, 2025 – SEMICON Japan 2025, the largest gathering of leaders from the microelectronics manufacturing supply chain in Japan, will bring together more than 1,200 exhibitors showcasing semiconductor solutions from December 17-19 at Tokyo Big Sight. The event will showcase the latest innovations and trends in the global semiconductor industry through a range of exhibitions, seminars, and forums. Key topics will include advancements across the design and manufacturing supply chain, emerging technologies such as quantum computing, photonics-electronics convergence, advanced packaging, as well as AI, gaming, robotics, mobility, aerospace, and medical applications. Registration is open. 

SEMICON JapanTwo new summits will be held, including the AI x Sustainability x Semiconductor Summit tied to this year’s event theme, and the Metrology and Inspection Summit (MIS). Additionally, SEMICON Japan will feature concurrent events Advanced Packaging and Chiplet Summit (APCS), which will bring together top players in the semiconductor packaging and board assembly fields, as well as the Advanced Design Innovation Summit (ADIS), which will focus on new-generation semiconductor design and verification.

In conjunction with SEMICON Japan, the Strategic Materials Conference (SMC) will be held for the first time in Japan on December 16, convening executives to discuss and learn about the latest technologies and market trends in AI and advanced semiconductors. 

SEMICON Japan 2025 Featured Speakers 

  • Mukesh Khare, GM and Vice President of Hybrid Cloud Research at IBM Semiconductors
  • Scott DeBoer, Executive Vice President of Micron Technology
  • Akiko Kudo, Representative Director and Executive Vice President of NTT Docomo Business
  • Toshiki Kawai, President and CEO of Tokyo Electron

Additional Conference Highlights

  • Market and Advocacy: Experts from various fields, including government officials, researchers, and analysts, will discuss the latest semiconductor market trends with a focus on business. Sessions include the SEMI Market Forum, Semiconductor Materials Forum and Bulls & Bears featuring Japan’s top securities analysts.
  • Special Events and Guests: Guests active in a variety of fields will add color to the event, including Narita Yusuke’s Passion Lab, where economist Narita Yusuke and 100 students will discuss the future of digitalization, and Monozukuri Taro Presents the Semiconductor and Robotics Industry, a seminar by manufacturing YouTuber Monozukuri Taro.
  • Workforce Development: These programs support early career professionals and talent development who will lead the industry in the future.
    • Thursday Wakamono Night, a forum highlighting a new project to engage students and young employees.
      • 58 semiconductor-related companies will gather together at the semiconductor industry research event Mirai College.
      • The College of Technology exhibits technology and research results of young students.
      • Academia exhibition of semiconductor research results by university laboratories, and the Academia Award recognizing achievements.
      • Women in Business panel discussion.
  • Technology Events: These sessions allow attendees to experience the latest technology and learn from entertainment to specialized knowledge.
    • Two new projects include: The Game, which uses a card game as teaching material for SoC design, and Circuit Design, a competition aimed at students who will be responsible for the future of semiconductor design.
    • In addition, the Semiconductors & e-Sports section will introduce the intersection between the latest games and semiconductor technology and will also feature an exhibition by professional players.

SEMICON Japan is offering its first-ever early bird discount. Attendees who register early for paid seminars get 20% off the participation fee.

This year, early bird discounts on premium seminars will be provided (fees apply). Aimed at professionals in the semiconductor industry, the courses offer a wide range of topics, from technology, market and regulatory compliance to training young engineers, providing knowledge that is directly linked to practical work. To allow as many people as possible to participate, limited early bird discounts will be offered for applications submitted by Friday, October 31, 2025.

Due to partial renovations to the Tokyo Big Sight East Exhibition Hall, the event will be held in Halls 4-6 of the East Exhibition Hall, the West and South Exhibition Halls, and the Conference Tower. 

To participate in the SEMICON Japan 2025 exhibition, seminars, and events, and for advance registration, visit the SEMICON Japan website.

About SEMICON Japan 2025

SEMICON Japan 2025 is an event held to deepen insights into the latest trends and innovative technologies related to sustainability, supply chain management, human resource development, and other key industry issues. It invites thought leaders from the electronics design and manufacturing ecosystem, academia, and government to deliver keynote speeches and business seminars. The 2025 event will mark the 49th time the event is held in Japan. Since its inception in 1977, the event has introduced cutting-edge semiconductor technology and its trends to the Japanese public. In recent years, the event has focused on semiconductors as the core of cutting-edge technology supporting the digital transformation era, covering a wide range of topics unparalleled in Japan, from semiconductor manufacturing technologies, equipment, and materials to application areas such as automobiles, IoT devices, and medical devices.

About SEMI

SEMI® is the global industry association connecting over 3,000 member companies and 1.5 million professionals worldwide across the semiconductor and electronics design and manufacturing supply chain. We accelerate member collaboration on solutions to top industry challenges through Advocacy, Workforce Development, Sustainability, Supply Chain Management and other programs. Our SEMICON® expositions and events, technology communities, standards and market intelligence help advance our members’ business growth and innovations in design, devices, equipment, materials, services and software, enabling smarter, faster, more secure electronics. Visit www.semi.org, contact a regional office, and connect with SEMI on LinkedIn and X to learn more.