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SustainabilityJoin SEMI and the Environment Risk & Mitigation Reporting Working Group to learn how the semiconductor industry and supply chain is assessing Water Risk, and what steps can be taken to mitigate exposure.
In a collaboration with WaterPlan®, the working group surveyed more than 140 production site and 89 unique water basins to arrive at a water risk assessment for flooding, reputational risk, water quality risk, infrastructure risk and water scarcity risk. The survey found that over 80% of wafer fabrication and 88% of chemical and materials sites face medium-high to high flood risk.
During the webinar experts will provide key insights on key drivers and what is required by risk management teams – both internal and external – for reports and disclosures for:
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8:00 am - 9:00 am Off Add to Calendar 2025-12-11 08:00:00 2025-12-11 09:00:00 Ripple Effects: Water Risk and Resilience Join SEMI and the Environment Risk & Mitigation Reporting Working Group to learn how the semiconductor industry and supply chain is assessing Water Risk, and what steps can be taken to mitigate exposure. In a collaboration with WaterPlan®, the working group surveyed more than 140 production site and 89 unique water basins to arrive at a water risk assessment for flooding, reputational risk, water quality risk, infrastructure risk and water scarcity risk. The survey found that over 80% of wafer fabrication and 88% of chemical and materials sites face medium-high to high flood risk.During the webinar experts will provide key insights on key drivers and what is required by risk management teams – both internal and external – for reports and disclosures for:The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)Disclosure Insight Action (CDP)Task force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)The International Sustainability Standards Boards (ISSB)Sustainability Accounting Standard Board (SASB)European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS)Register now to learn more. United States SEMI.org [email protected] America/Los_Angeles public America/Los_Angeles
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Industry executives share their journeys, leadership lessons, and perspectives on Arizona’s growing role in global technology innovation.
In partnership with Move Over Bob, panelists discuss programs and partnerships that inspire young girls and underrepresented groups to pursue STEM careers.
Actionable strategies are shared for supporting and retaining talent through flexibility, family support, and adaptable leadership.
Recognizing Fresh Start women upon their completion of a one-year semiconductor apprenticeship program. Celebrating their achievements, growth, and continued journey in an industry that is shaping the future of technology
Join us for a celebration of women in STEM with mocktails, small bites, and guided networking to support mentorship and collaboration—plus a special private viewing in the Dorrance Dome at the Arizona Science Center.
Arizona is quickly becoming one of the nation’s top hubs for semiconductor innovation—and women are at the center of this transformation. Women in Semiconductors: Empowerment in Action celebrates the achievements, leadership, and impact of women across the semiconductor and technology industries while equipping attendees with actionable insights to drive growth, opportunity, and progress in the workplace and beyond.
This half-day program celebrates and empowers women in STEM while highlighting Arizona’s leadership in the nation’s expanding semiconductor sector. Empowerment in Action: To the Workplace & Beyond brings together industry professionals, educators, and students for an afternoon of storytelling, insight, and collaboration.
Through panels, speaker sessions, and interactive discussions, attendees will hear firsthand from women leading the way in science and technology—sharing how they’ve built their careers, navigated challenges, and contributed to Arizona’s growing technology landscape.
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America/PhoenixSan Diego, CA and Hsinchu, Taiwan — October 27, 2025 – ElevATE Semiconductor, a leader in high-density, low-power, pin electronics (PE) and device power supplies (DPS), voltage/current sources (VI), and parametric measurement units (PMU) solutions, is excited to announce the opening of its first office in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The new location will strengthen support for customers and partners across Asia through localized engineering expertise and closer collaboration.
The facility will serve as a regional hub for sales, applications, and quality and failure analysis engineering, enabling ElevATE to deliver direct and high-speed support to its growing customer base. ElevATE’s corporate headquarters and production operations will remain in San Diego, ensuring customers worldwide continue to receive the same quality, reliability, and responsiveness they rely on today.
Located in the heart of Taiwan’s semiconductor ecosystem, the Hsinchu office underscores ElevATE’s commitment to building close relationships with regional customers, accelerating support, and driving adoption of its advanced test IC solutions.
“Opening an office in Hsinchu is an important step for us,” said Johnny Chung, Asia Sales Manager at ElevATE Semiconductor. “It gives us a stronger local presence and lets us work closely with customers in their time zone. By adding this office to the resources we already have in Asia, we can respond faster and support our partners more effectively.”
As ElevATE expands its geographic footprint, the company also plans to grow its Taiwan team with key hires in applications and quality and failure analysis engineering. These roles will complement its U.S.-based teams to enhance global coverage and help drive adoption of ElevATE’s next generation test IC solutions worldwide.
This expansion is part of ElevATE’s long-term strategy to strengthen its global presence and invest in the future of semiconductor test technology, empowering customers to bring next-generation test systems and instruments to market with confidence.
About ElevATE Semiconductor ElevATE is a leader in high-performance IC design for the automated test equipment (ATE) industry. The company is committed to supporting the semiconductor and system test community by providing advanced integrated circuits (ICs) that address the complex challenges of ATE. With a focus on designing efficient, high-density solutions, ElevATE aims to reduce the overall cost of testing for its customers, both now and in the future. For more information, visit www.elevatesemi.com.
Glendale, AZ / Dresden, Germany, October 2025 - DAS Environmental Experts Group, a leading global provider of environmental technologies for waste gas and water treatment, has officially opened its new Innovation & Support Center (ISC) in Glendale, Arizona. Initiated and built by DAS US, the Group's American branch, the center represents a significant milestone in the company's North American growth strategy. It strengthens the organization`s proximity to U.S. customers while creating jobs and contributing to Arizona's thriving technology ecosystem.
Long-term Commitment to U.S. Semiconductor and High-tech Industries
With the new Glendale hub, DAS US customers benefit from faster spare parts supply, improved service, and direct access to the company’s latest innovations. DAS US has been active in the U.S. since 2014, serving semiconductor and high-tech customers through offices in Boise, Idaho, and Phoenix, Arizona, along with service locations in Hillsboro, Oregon; Lehi, Utah; Fort Collins, Colorado; and Austin, Texas. The Phoenix office, opened in 2022, has now been expanded into the new ISC, further underscoring the company`s long-term commitment to the region and providing a foundation for future growth and collaboration with U.S. partners. Today, DAS US employs about 40 people nationwide.
“The opening of our Glendale Innovation & Support Center is a clear signal of our commitment to the U.S. market,” said René Reichardt, CEO of DAS Environmental Experts Group. “We are investing in Arizona and the U.S. workforce to ensure we can support our customers locally with reliable service, spare parts availability, and hands-on technical expertise. The facility’s tool training and classroom space provide real-world experience with a variety of DAS technologies, taking our customer care to a new level.”
Industry Outlook: Advancing Sustainability in a Growing Market
The semiconductor and solar industries are expanding rapidly to meet global challenges in digitization and energy supply. In the U.S., major investments under the CHIPS and Science Act are fueling new chip factory projects — and with them, growing expectations for environmental stewardship. Semiconductor manufacturing is among the most resource-intensive industries, making solutions for reducing emissions and optimizing water use critical for future growth.
“With more than 30 years of international expertise and a strong U.S. customer base, we are well positioned to help the industry meet these challenges,” said CEO Reichardt. “By combining proven technologies with a growing local presence, we enable customers to cut their environmental impact while driving innovation and conserving natural resources. I am proud of our US branch`s growth over the past decade, and we will continue contributing to the sustainable development of the semiconductor and solar industry in the United States.”
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About the company
DAS Environmental Experts Group (DAS Group), headquartered in Dresden, Germany, was founded in 1991 and is now a global organization with subsidiaries on three continents and more than 950 employees worldwide. Over the past three decades, DAS Group has become one of the leading technology and equipment providers for waste gas abatement solutions. International leaders in the semiconductor, TFT, LED, and electronic industries as well as in the solar industry, nanotechnology, and MEMS rely on its expertise.
In addition, DAS Group develops advanced process and system solutions for the treatment of industrial waters. This business builds on many years of experience in the semiconductor, chemical, food and beverage, paper, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical industries, and combines technology
know-how with services such as consulting, planning, installation, and start-up, as well as maintenance, repair, optimization, and operation of treatment systems.
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Are you ready to take your semiconductor industry knowledge to the next level? We're thrilled to invite you to our upcoming webinar titled "Kick Start 2026 with SEMI U." This webinar promises to be an informative session where you'll gain insights into the latest updates and course offerings.
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“In the coming years, TNO aims to play a key role in the development of advanced chip packaging in the Netherlands,” says Arnaud de Jong, director of High Tech Industry at TNO. “By integrating CITC into TNO, we can intensify and expand our research efforts. We also contribute to the further development of Lifeport in Nijmegen as a strong, future-proof semiconductor ecosystem.” With the investment in CITC, TNO connects chip technology activities between Nijmegen and other semiconductor hubs such as Eindhoven.
Advanced chip packaging
CITC was founded in 2019 by TNO and Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), among others, as an independent innovation center for advanced chip packaging technology. Within an ecosystem of companies, research institutions and educational organizations, CITC has developed into a broad R&D hub that collaborates on technological breakthroughs in advanced chip packaging.
“CITC’s integration into TNO marks a noteworthy moment for CITC. This step underscores our shared vision for the future of chip integration and packaging technology,” says Jeroen van den Brand, general manager of CITC in Nijmegen. “This provides room for growth, accelerates innovation, and strengthens CITC’s international position as a center of expertise for chip packaging.”
Strategic choice for Nijmegen
CITC’s integration into TNO will formally take effect on January 1, 2026. CITC will become part of TNO’s High Tech Industry business unit and will remain located at the Noviotech Campus in Nijmegen. Toni Versluijs, chairman of the CITC Supervisory Board: “CITC continues on its current course. For the Supervisory Board, it is essential that, with TNO’s ambition and investment, we secure continuation of the CITC activities, while building on the existing talent and technology and give CITC room to grow further.”
Lucas van Vliet, member of the CITC Supervisory Board on behalf of TU Delft: “The collaboration between TU Delft and TNO within CITC will change form as of January 1 but remains as strong as ever. TU Delft believes in the importance and growth potential of chip packaging and sees incorporating CITC into a strong organization like TNO as an opportunity to further accelerate innovation in chip technology.”
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About CITC
CITC is a non-profit, joint innovation center specializing in heterogeneous integration and advanced chip packaging technology. With the aim of bridging the gap between academia and industry, CITC has created an effective ecosystem where companies, research and educational institutions collaborate. CITC was founded in 2019 with strategic partners TNO and Delft University of Technology and is supported by the province of Gelderland and Nijmegen municipality. Located on Noviotech Campus Nijmegen, CITC is perfectly situated in the heart of the Dutch semiconductor industry.
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About TNO
TNO is the largest independent research and technology organization in the Netherlands and one of the largest in the EU. We innovate, investigate, and orchestrate, collaborating closely with governments, universities and the private sector. We inform government on policies and empower evidence-based decision-making through rigorous investigations, cutting-edge scientific insights, and reliable measurements. By building national and international consortia and ecosystems, we drive technological and methodological breakthroughs that help to realise a secure, sustainable, healthy, and digital society, and strengthen the earning power of the Dutch economy.
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Breker Donates Advanced Test Suite Components to RISC-V International for Use in Future Compliance Activities
• Donation includes open-source system integrity tests for core and SoC certification
• Unique Breker tests complements existing test sets
• Breker’s RISC-V SystemVIP will be demonstrated at booth #P4 during RISC-V Summit North America 2025
SAN JOSE, CALIF. –– October 16, 2025––Breker Verification Systems today announced a donation to RISC-V International of a subset of its RISC-V advanced test suite developed through its work with more than 20 RISC-V core producers.
The donation is designed to be complementary to the existing Architectural Compliance Test (ACT) and ongoing ISA compliance activities, consisting of unique tests not available from other sources.
Breker provides test suites for the complete verification of RISC-V cores and SoCs from detailed microarchitectural analysis to advanced system integrity validation. The radonation will consist of a subset of these tests to target ISA compliance. The test donation will cover both core and SoC certification and will include, but is not limited to, coherency, hypervisor, vectors, advanced interrupt architecture, IOMMU and other scenarios. Each component is designed to complement existing tests.
“Breker is now working with over 20 commercial entities and other organizations to verify their RISC-V cores, providing us with unique experience of the myriad of unusual verification issues inherent in these processors,” says David Kelf, Breker’s CEO. “We are giving back to the RISC-V community by providing a subset of these tests, open source, that can target ISA compliance and for other purposes.”
The announcement of the donation coincides with the RISC-V Summit North America Tuesday, October 21, through Thursday, October 23, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, Calif. As a Platinum Sponsor, Breker will exhibit in Booth #P4 and offer five presentations as part of the RISC-V Summit program.
“At RISC-V International, we greatly value the expertise of the Breker team and the contributions they have made to ongoing ISA compliance work,” remarks Andrea Gallo, RISC-V International’s CEO. “I am looking forward to Breker’s donation and the impact it can have in complementing and extending our existing ACT test suites.”
Breker’s donation provides alignment with RISC-V International programs. This will provide value to the company’s customers, as well as the RISC-V designer community, by aligning Breker’s full RISC-V verification test suite with RISC-V test developments.
In addition to existing test suites and generators, which are focused on random instruction generation for instruction set architecture testing, with SystemVIPs, Breker has been able to significantly extend testing to advanced system-level integrity. Using test suite synthesis technology, Breker is able to provide a high degree of coverage by driving cross functional stress verification and unpredictable corner case discovery. The donation will include tests generated using test suite synthesis.
David Kelf and Adnan Hamid, Breker’s Executive President and CTO, were elected Chairperson of the Requirements Working Group and Vice-Chairperson of the Test Plan Working Group, respectively, in the RISC-V International Certification Steering Committee.
Breker at RISC-V Summit North America 2025
Breker will demonstrate its RISC-V CoreAssurance and SoCReady SystemVIPs and Trek Test Suite Synthesis solutions at RISC-V Summit North America, Tuesday, October 21 through Thursday, October 23, at the Santa Clara Convention Center.
Presentations featuring Breker executives include:
Member Day: “Framework for RISCV Certification—Software, Hardware and Systems”
Nambi Ju, Lyle Technologies, LLP
Tuesday at 4 p.m. in Grand Ballroom H (Level 1)
Demo: “RISC-V AIA Expanding Interrupts: Applications, Implementation and Verification”
Adnan Hamid
Wednesday at 1 p.m.
Exhibit Hall A, Demo Theater
“RISC-V System Level Certification from Verification Foundations”
Adnan Hamid
Wednesday at 3:15 p.m.
Theater (Level 2)
Lightning Round: “Leveraging AI to understand the RISC-V ISA Specification”
Dave Kelf and Nambi Ju
Wednesday at 4:15 p.m.
“Unleashing ML Processing Power Through RISC-V Vectors: Applications, Implementation and Verification”
Brian Baker, Solutions Architect
Thursday at 2:35 p.m.
Grand Ballroom G (Level 1)
To arrange a demonstration or private meeting, send email to [email protected].
About Breker Verification Systems
Breker Verification Systems solves complex semiconductor challenges across the functional verification process from streamlining UVM-based testbench composition to execution for IP block verification, significantly enhancing SoC integration and firmware verification with automated solutions that provide test content portability and reuse. Breker’s solutions include a SystemVIP library of scenarios for RISC-V and Arm, core and SoC testing, coherency, security and other critical areas. Breker solutions easily layer into existing environments and operate across simulation, emulation, prototyping, and post-silicon execution platforms. Its Trek family is production-proven at leading semiconductor companies worldwide and enables design managers and verification engineers to realize measurable productivity gains, speed coverage closure and easy verification knowledge reuse. As a leader in the development of the Accellera Portable Stimulus Standard (PSS), privately held Breker has a reputation for dramatically reducing verification schedules in advanced development environments. Case studies that feature Analog Devices, Broadcom, IBM and other companies leveraging Breker’s solutions are available on the Breker website.
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