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Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to grow rapidly, driving unprecedented transformation. And for all the hype, the best is yet to come! But AI's energy footprint is growing rapidly and the global “data center gold rush” is already straining energy grids and natural resources around the world. This is a formidable challenge that cannot be ignored.

For industry, this is a strategic business imperative. AI access costs are mounting, and there is increasing stakeholder pressure to show ROI on AI investments. Competitive advantage derives from running AI systems as efficiently as possible, maximizing performance and minimizing energy consumption. And for the next big application of physical AI, efficiency becomes absolutely critical.

No entity can address this alone. The SEMI Smart Data-AI Initiative has been working to build a meaningful collaboration across the entire AI ecosystem to “bend the curve.” In this workshop, together with our alliance partner San Jose, we bring together distinguished leaders across the spectrum to share insights and chart the future course. Please join us at this exciting interactive event.

Mexican Heritage Plaza
1700 Alum Rock Ave
San Jose, CA 95116
United States

Registration

8:00 am - 9:00 am

Registration, Coffee/Tea + Pastries

9:00 am - 9:05 am
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Pushkar Apte
Global Lead for Smart Data-AI Initiative
SEMI

Opening Remarks: Welcome

Workshop opening and introduction

9:05 am - 9:15 am
Ajit Stage
Ajit Manocha
Presiddent & CEO
SEMI

Opening Remarks: SEMI

Overview of SEMI and Strategic Direction

9:15 am - 9:25 am
Jen Baker
Jen Baker
Director, Economic Development & Cultural Affairs
City of San Jose

Opening Remarks: City of San Jose

City of San Jose Enabling AI Infrastructure

9:25 am - 9:45 am
Trelynd Bradley
Trelynd Bradley
Deputy Director, Innovation & Emerging Technologies
Governors Office

Keynote: State of California

From AI to Quantum, the Future is Now in California

9:45 am - 10:05 am
David Fried, Lam Research
David Fried
Chief AI Officer & Corporate VP
Lam Research

Keynote: Lam Research

10:05 am - 10:25 am
Mahmut Sinangil
Dr. Mahmut Ersin Sinangil
Distinguished Research Scientist
NVIDIA

Keynote: NVIDIA

From Watts to Intelligence: Building the Efficient AI Factory

10:25 am - 10:45 am
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Yvonne Ferrier
Associate Principal
McKinsey & Co

Keynote: McKinsey & Co

Unlocking Efficient AI Inference at Scale

Break

10:45 am - 11:05 am

Networking Coffee Break

11:05 am - 11:10 am
Gity Samadi
Gity Samadi
Sr. Director R&D Programs
SEMI

Session Introduction: SEMI

11:10 am - 11:30 am
Vikrant Lal
Vikrant Lal
Fellow
Optical Networks Division

Session Keynote: Nokia

At the Intersection of Photonics Innovation and AI's Energy Challenge

11:30 am - 12:15 pm

Panel Discussion

Chair, Gity Samadi
• Nokia – Vikrant Lal
• Aeluma - Jonathan Klamkin, CEO
• Avicena – Nigel Alvares, VP of Product & Marketing
• Veeco – Peter Porshnev, CTO
• ASE - Speaker TBD

Networking Break

12:15 pm - 1:30 pm

Lunch

1:30 pm - 1:40 pm
Melissa
Melissa Grupen-Shemansky
VP & CTO
SEMI

Introduction to SEMI Technology Coalitions and Afternoon Sessions

1:40 pm - 2:00 pm
Christopher wellise
Christopher Wellise (CW)
VP-Sustainability
Equinix

Session Keynote: Equinix

2:00 pm - 2:10 pm
Sundeep Bajikar_Applied Materials
Sundeep Bajikar
CVP Corporate Strategy & Marketing
Applied Materials

Panel Introduction: Applied Materials

Chip-to-Grid

2:10 pm - 3:00 pm

Panel Discussion

Chair, Sundeep Bajikar
• Equinix - Christopher Wellise (CW), VP of Sustainability
• City of San Jose - Erica Garaffo, Strategic Energy Customer Development Lead
• PG&E - Karen Khamou Ornelas, Senior Director of Data Center & Technology Growth
• Deloitte - Craig Lobdell, Senior Manager

Networking Break

3:00 pm - 3:20 pm

Coffee Break

3:20 pm - 3:40 pm
Nuwan Jayasena
Nuwan Jayasena
Fellow
AMD

Session Keynote: AMD

Managing Memory Architecture

3:40 pm - 4:00 pm
Cliff Young
Cliff Young
TPU & Anton Architect, MLPerf co-founder
Google

Session Keynote: Google

Bounded Revolutionary Jumps

4:00 pm - 4:45 pm

Panel Discussion

Chair, Pushkar Apte
• Google – Cliff Young
• AMD – Nuwan Jayasena
• SK Hynix – John Kim
• Siemens/Mentor – Mark Malinoski, Solutions Director, Digital Transformation Engg.
• Qualcomm - Vinish Sukumar, VP & AI Product Mgmt Head

4:45 pm - 5:00 pm

Wrap-up & Next Steps

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Reception

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Welcome and Overview of the Water Management Working Group

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C2MI

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Co-Lead, Fab, OSAT Cohort
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Sundt Corp.

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  • Please note that places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so please apply as soon as possible.

    First deadline: June 5 (Fri.)
    Final deadline: June 25 (Thu.)

  • Symposium Fee
    SEMI Members : 280,000 JPY (Excluding tax)
    Please note that you will be responsible for the cost of local accommodation, transportation and participation in the golf competition. 
    A shuttle bus service is scheduled to run between New Chitose Airport and the venue.
  • Accommodation Charge 
    51,460JPY - 78,660JPY per night (including Breakfast and tax)
  • Golf Competition Participation [option]
    20,000JPY (Excluding tax)
  • Other Activities [option]
    2,200JPY - 38,500JPY (Excluding tax)
  • Travel Expenses
    Please bear your own travel and transportation expenses to New Chitose Airport.

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Accommodation and Shuttle Bus

Please see below for details on accommodations and shuttle buses.

The Windsor Hotel Toya Resort & Spa 

336 Shimizu, Toyako-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido 049-5722

  • Superior Room Sea Side (40㎡) (Non-Smoking) 

    1 person usage:  51,460 JPY / night (per person) 
    2 people usage:  28,800 JPY / night (per person) 

  • Superior Room Lake Side (40㎡) (Non-smoking) 

    1 person usage:  54,760 JPY / night (per person) 
    2 people usage:  30,450 JPY / night (per person) 

  • Junior Suite Room Sea Side (58㎡) (Non-Smoking) 

    1 person usage:  72,060 JPY / night (per person) 
    2 people usage:  38,700 JPY / night (per person) 

  • Junior Suite Room Lake Side (58㎡) (Non-Smoking) 

    1 person usage:  78,660 JPY / night (per person) 
    2 people usage:  42,000 JPY / night (per person) 

    *Breakfast, consumption tax, bathing tax, and service charge are included.

[Outbound] July 8 (Wed) New Chitose Airport → Windsor Hotel Toya Resort & Spa

  • Duration: 120 minutes
  • Fare: Free (application is required)
  • Meeting / Departure: 
    Please arrive on a flight landing at New Chitose Airport between 8:30 and 10:00.
    Multiple shuttle services will be arranged to coincide with your flight arrival time.

     [For reference] Flight Schedule
    New Chitose AirportANAJAL

[Return] July 10 (Fri) The Windsor Hotel Toya Resort & Spa → New Chitose Airport

  • Travel Time: Approx. 120 minutes
  • Fare: Free (Advance reservation required)
  • Departure: 

Departures will begin from around 14:50, operating sequentially.
(Please note that departure times may vary depending on the program’s end time.)
*If you are taking the return bus, please book a flight departing at 6:30 PM or later.

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*Inquiries can be received only by e-mail.
E-mail:  [email protected]
Office Hours: 10:00-16:30 (Mon-Fri except Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays)

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Overview

We will be holding “ISS Japan 2026”, a conference to discuss strategies and issues with an eye on the future of the industry.
As digital technology supports global prosperity, we will provide opportunities for exchanging opinions and networking on important issues such as sustainability, energy issues, and the latest technology, in order for Japan to demonstrate leadership as an important base for semiconductor manufacturing.

Date
July 8 - 10, 2026
Organizer
SEMI
Supporting Organization
Hokkaido
Attendee
150
(includes Government Officials, Top Executives of Semiconductor Device, Equipment, Material, and Component Companies)

*Please note that the program is subject to change.

The Windsor Hotel TOYAResort & Spa
Shimizu, Toyako-cho, Abuta-gun
Hokkaido
049-5722
Japan

Conference Check-In, Welcome Lunch

11:15 am

Session 1 Opening

1:30 pm
Jim Hamajima
President
SEMI Japan

Opening Remarks

Ajit Manocha, SEMI
Ajit Manocha
President & CEO
SEMI

Welcome Remarks

Daishiro-Yamagiwa
Daishirou Yamagiwa
Member, House of Representatives (LDP)
Chairman, Diet Members Caucus for the Promotion of Semiconductor Strategy(LDP)

Special Presentation

Break

2:30 pm

Session 2 Global Technology Leaders

2:40 pm
Kota Nosaka
Kota Nosaka
Representative Director, Vice President
Micron Memory Japan

Rewriting the Curve: Memory, AI, and the Next Semiconductor Era​

This talk discusses the strategic importance of next-generation memory technologies, such as DRAM and HBM, in the semiconductor industry being reshaped by rapid AI advancements. It highlights their role in boosting performance and energy efficiency, while exploring broader transformations across supply chains, industry collaboration, and talent development.

Biography

Yutaka Emoto
Yutaka Emoto
Vice President and Center General Manager
TSMC Japan 3DIC R&D Center

Advancing Tools & Materials to Empower 3DIC Manufacturing for AI Innovations

The roadmap for advanced packaging in AI applications presents significant challenges, particularly with scaling up and incorporating more chiplets.
This expansion poses obstacles in terms of yield and productivity.
To address these challenges, CoP (Chip-on-Panel) technology will be introduced to complement current CoW (Chip-on-Wafer) to accelerate 3DIC scale up. However, this shift requires substantial infrastructure development, especially for tool development and material innovations. Meanwhile, material usage will be significantly increased, raising concerns about supply chain resilience.
All of which will play a pivotal role in enabling this critical technology expansion and requires seamless collaborations across backend eco-system.

Biography

Akio Yamaguchi
Akio Yamaguchi
President and Representative Director, IBM Japan
Representative Director, Japan Association of Corporate Executives

Technological Evolution and Economic Growth

As global change accelerates and the international environment becomes increasingly uncertain, the effective use of technologies such as AI is essential for Japan to achieve sustainable economic growth. At the same time, building a “Collaborative Growth Model” rooted in empathy enables us to realize true prosperity. This lecture explores the latest technological trends and discusses Japan’s vision for sustainable growth.

Biography

Hiromichi Nozaki
Hiromichi Nozaki
National Technology Office・Chief Technology Officer
Microsoft Japan

An Autonomous Digital World Powered by AI Agents: The New Frontier of Value Creation Enabled by Generative AI

Generative AI is beginning to create an “autonomous digital world,” in which operations and decision-making are orchestrated autonomously through AI agents.
In this session, we will provide an overarching view of how these technological advancements are transforming corporate business processes, organizational structures, and executive decision-making, and examine the fundamental impact these changes have on competitiveness and business strategy.
In addition, the session will offer insights for Japanese companies and the Japanese market from a global perspective, while sharing Microsoft’s vision for the future and strategic perspectives on driving new value creation.

Biography

Break

4:40 pm

Session 3 Geopolitics, Economic Security in Asia

5:00 pm
Kazumi Nishikawa
Kazumi Nishikawa
Deputy Director General for Semiconductor and Information Policy Deputy Director General for Economic Security
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Economic Security and Semiconductor

This presentation will discuss the growing importance of the semiconductor industry amid concurrent geopolitical tensions,
supply chain disruptions, and technological advancements; outline strategies for fostering innovation and strengthening supply chain resilience;
and introduce the Japanese government’s AI and semiconductor strategy in light of these developments.

Biography

J.W. Kuo
Jyh-Huei Kuo
Former Minister of Economic Affairs, Taiwan

Inside Taiwan’s Semiconductor Strategy: Technology, Supply Chains, and Geopolitics

This presentation explores Taiwan’s semiconductor development strategy as a "pivotal fulcrum" of the global AI industry. First, it examines how Taiwan maintains its technological leadership by leveraging advanced process nodes and the unique cluster advantage of "zero distance between R&D and production". Second, from a supply chain perspective, it analyzes innovative models for the global deployment of the industrial ecosystem. Furthermore, the session addresses the strategic management of key technical know-how amidst geopolitical challenges and defines a collaborative positioning of "deep coupling" with global partners. Finally, it highlights the evolution and vision
of government policy as it transforms from a "regulator" into an "enabler".

Biography

Kazuhide Ueno
Kazuhide Ueno
Partner, Attorney-at-law
TMI Associates

Geopolitics, Economic Security, and Asia (China/India)

This session explains approaches to addressing economic security risks, incorporating the latest developments in export and investment regulations in the semiconductor sector. In particular, it focuses on risks associated with business operations in China and India.

Biography

Shuhei Yamada
Shuhei Yamada
Specially Appointed Professor, MBA Program
J. F. Oberlin University

China’s Semiconductor Supply Chain: Accelerating Self-Reliance

In March this year, the Chinese Communist Party and government adopted the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030), reaffirming their commitment to accelerating “self-reliance and self-strengthening” in high-tech industries centered on semiconductors. This presentation examines how far China’s semiconductor supply chain has advanced toward greater autonomy amid prolonged U.S.–China technology tensions. By analyzing developments in key firms, it also considers how Japanese companies should respond to these changes.

Biography

Break

7:00 pm

Welcome Reception &Dinner

7:20 pm
Akira Amari
Akira Amari
Former Member of the House of Representatives
Honorary Chairman, Diet Members Caucus for the Promotion of Semiconductor Strategy(, LDP)

Kiyohiro Houkin
Kiyohiro Houkin
President
Hokkaido University

Session 4 BreakFast & Round Table

7:30 am

①Supply chain Resilience
②International Competitiveness
③Geopolitics
④Energy

Coffee Break

9:20 am

Session 5 The Insights from Round Table Discussion

9:40 am

Break

10:50 am

Session 6 Leadership and Strategy to Forge Japan's Future

11:00 am
Shingo Yamagami
Shingo Yamagami
Special Advisor
TMI Associates

How Should Japan Respond to the Turbulent World?

The world has witnessed the Russian invasion of Ukraine, China’s wolf warrior diplomacy and a series of economic coercion, and the US military operations in Venezuela as well as Iran.
How should Japan react to the measures by major powers that shake the foundations of the rules-based international order established after WWII?

Fawning China, worshipping the US, and the deterioration of Japan’s presence in the world.
How could Prime Minister Takaichi extricate Japan’s diplomacy from such a stalemate that has continued since PM Suga through PM Kishida and Ishiba?

These will be discussed candidly in light of the speaker’s 40-year-long experience as a diplomat.

Biography

Yoshimitsu Kaji
Yoshimitsu Kaji
Chairman, Chief Sustainability Development Officer
CinnamonAI

Lunch

12:00 pm

Off-site Networking Activity (Option)

1:00 pm

Dinner Party

7:00 pm
Ryuichi Yokota
Ryuichi Yokota
Mayor of Chitose

Session 7 Economic and Market Trends

8:20 am
Takeru Hanaya
Takeru Hanaya
Senior Analyst, Equity Research
SMBC Nikko Securities

SPE Shaping the Next-Gen Semiconductor Industry

AI is dominating the semiconductor market. As AI-related semiconductor prices rise and demand continues to grow, the outlook for the Semiconductor Production Equipment (SPE) market is improving. In addition to demand fueled by technological innovations unique to AI semiconductors, the industry faces an urgent need to construct new fabrication facilities and add production lines to keep up with increased volumes. In this seminar, we will explore the outlook for both the semiconductor and SPE markets.

Biography

Mikiya Yamada
Mikiya Yamada
Equity Research Dept. /Senior analyst
Mizuho Securities

Semi-Materials Supporting Japan's Competitive Edge

We would like to examine the current status and future prospects of Japan's Semiconductor Materials Industries that not only provides solutions for BEOL where semiconductor elements are formed on wafer surface but also for BEOL where thermal and insulation managements are vital. We would like to briefly touch the implications of geopolitical risks.

Biography

Minami Hamanaka
Minami Hamanaka
Associate Partner
McKinsey & Company

GenAI and Chips in the Post-Training Era

AI progress continues to accelerate. Frontier development is shifting from scaling pretraining to optimizing inference and strengthening agent/orchestration layers. This drives demand beyond GPUs to DPUs and data center infrastructure. As physical AI and multimodal models rise, this talk examines the implications for the semiconductor industry.

Biography

Coffee Break

9:50 am

Session 8 Energy Security and Industrial Growth Strategies

11:00 am
Naoko Doi
Naoko Doi
Senior Research Director
The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

Toward a Secure Electricity Supply: Meeting the AI and Semiconductor Demand

Global electricity demand is rising due to the growing needs of AI and semiconductors, alongside advancing electrification in the industry, transport, and buildings. In developing Asian countries, structural shifts toward electrification are also being pursued to counter soaring oil prices, making the securing of a stable power supply a shared global challenge.This presentation highlights future demand outlooks and proposes solutions—including AI-driven energy efficiency, grid enhancement, and "watt-bit" integration—and draws implications for Japan.

Biography

Farewell Lunch

11:40 am

Session9 Grand Finale Japan's International Competitiveness

12:30 pm
Oliver Faynot
Olivier Faynot
Silicon Component Division Manager
CEA-Leti

Shaping the Future of High-Value-Added Electronic Products

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has push the semiconductor industry toward a great challenge of energy efficiency. AI rely on massive infrastructure that are converting electricity into token. The demand is very high at either device level (high transistor density, huge amount of memory, etc.), technology level (3D integration, 3D partitioning, etc.) and infrastructure (power management, optical interconnection, etc.). These challenges are a unique opportunity to promote innovation at system level to reach a sustainable way to support AI requirements in terms of energy.
Biography

12:30 pm
Satoshi Nohara
Satoshi Nohara
Director-General, Commerce and Information Policy Bureau
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Jun Sawada
Jun Sawada
Chairman and Member of the Board
NTT

Toward a Science and Technology-oriented Nation: The Future of Japan

As the world grapples with challenges such as population decline and intensifying global competition, how can Japan achieve sustainable growth? This session will highlight technologies such as space, AI, and robotics from a broad perspective that spans industry, society, and philosophy. We will explore Japan’s future and strategic direction through “science and technology-oriented nation,” a concept advocated by Keidanren.
Biography

Atsuyoshi Koike
Atsuyoshi Koike
CEO
Rapidus
Jim Hamajima
SEMI Japan
President

Closing Remarks

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2:40 pm

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Off-site Networking Activity

On the afternoon of the second day, we invite you to relax and enjoy a moment of calm surrounded by the wide open skies and lush greenery of Hokkaido’s magnificent natural landscape.
As part of ISS Japan’s off-site networking activities designed to foster connections among participants, we offer not only a golf competition but also a variety of alternative activities for those who do not wish to participate in golf.

ISS Networking Golf

Golf course
Windsor Great Peak of Toya
(Adjacent to the ISS venue)

Date
Thursday, July 9

Schedule
12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-18:30 Golf Tournament
19:00-20:30 Dinner Party

Activities

For those not participating in the golf tournament, we invite you to enjoy a variety of activities that allow you to experience the magnificent natural landscapes of Hokkaido.
A wide range of activity programs offered by the hotel is available.
https://www.windsor-hotels.co.jp/en/activity/

Reservations can be made via the link below.
Reservation Contact Information
Tel: +81-142-73-1177 (Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM)
Email: [email protected]
* When making your reservation, please mention that you will be attending “ISS JAPAN."

 
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Europe’s Semiconductor Strategy: Navigating Geopolitics, Building Resilience

As geopolitical dynamics continue to influence global industries, the semiconductor sector finds itself at a pivotal crossroad. During the SEMI Industry Strategy Symposium (ISS Europe) held in Sopot, Poland, a high-level panel on the Geopolitics of Semiconductors brought together leaders from across the ecosystem to explore Europe’s role in an increasingly fragmented world shaped by strategic dependencies and evolving alliances.

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The semiconductor industry is entering an era of deep interdependence, rapid innovation, and growing complexity. Breakthroughs in AI accelerators, advanced lithography, heterogeneous integration, and next-generation computing rely on globally distributed ecosystems of suppliers, governments, research institutions, and manufacturers. Yet intelligence systems remain fragmented, limiting visibility and slowing coordinated responses to disruptions and market shifts.

This webinar introduces Co-Intelligence™, a new model that connects intelligence across organizations—not just within them—to enable shared context, collective situational awareness, and coordinated decision-making.

We will also explore Conductor™, a platform designed to operationalize ecosystem-level intelligence by integrating signals across stakeholders and enabling faster, more aligned responses to industry challenges.

Attendees will gain:

  • A comprehensive view of Co-Intelligence™, the intelligence model for complex semiconductor ecosystems
  • Access to key insights from an industry leader 
  • An exclusive inside look at the Conductor™ platform 
  • Front-row access to the launch of a new era for the semiconductor industry and invitations to join the emerging network

Agenda:

Welcome & Introductions - Setting the Stage for Co-Intelligence™ – 5 minutes

Keynote – 10 minutes

Roundtable discussion - 10 minutes

Conductor™ Demo – 20 minutes

Q&A – 10 minutes

Session Closes – 5 minutes
 

Keynote Speaker 

 

I-Ting Fang
Department Manager
AI for business intelligence 
TSMC

 

Bio:
I-Ting Fang is a Department Manager at TSMC's Corporate Planning Organization — the “brain” for balancing demand, supply, and capacity planning. She leads teams building intelligence platforms that monitor supply chain health, assess market demand, and track potential events impacting the semiconductor industry and TSMC.

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Bettina Weiss
Chief of Staff & Corporate Strategy
SEMI

 

Sharon Su
Director of Strategic Supplier Partnership
Dell Technologies

 

Thelma Onyeka
Co-Chief Executive Officer
Beebolt

 

Talal Abu-Issa
Co-Chief Executive Officer
Beebolt

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Semiconductor supply chain innovation and orchestration at scale now requires collective intelligence and ecosystem coordination. Join this webinar to explore Co-Intelligence™ and get an exclusive preview of the Conductor™ platform to improve visibility and resilience.

Choose your session:

  • 9-10am CST, April 9 // 6-7pm PDT, April 8 [Register Now
  • 6-7pm CST // 12-1pm CEST, April 9 [Register Now]
  • 9-10am PDT, April 10 (pre-recorded keynote with live Q&A[Register Now]
Off Add to Calendar 2026-04-08 00:00:00 2026-04-10 00:00:00 Co-Intelligence™: The New Architecture of Semiconductor Ecosystems Semiconductor supply chain innovation and orchestration at scale now requires collective intelligence and ecosystem coordination. Join this webinar to explore Co-Intelligence™ and get an exclusive preview of the Conductor™ platform to improve visibility and resilience.Choose your session:9-10am CST, April 9 // 6-7pm PDT, April 8 [Register Now] 6-7pm CST // 12-1pm CEST, April 9 [Register Now]9-10am PDT, April 10 (pre-recorded keynote with live Q&A) [Register Now] United States SEMI.org [email protected] America/Los_Angeles public America/Los_Angeles
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SEMI Members:  $75

Use your corporate email address during log in to be recognized as a SEMI Member.

Non-Members:  $149

Students:  Free

Contact Basak Ulutas Ozturkler ([email protected]) with a picture of your student ID to receive your discount code.

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Digital Twin is a virtual representation of the structure, context, and behavior of physical systems or a process, with a live link to a physical system serving as a key enabler for predictive and data-driven optimization. In Printed and Flexible Hybrid Electronics (FHE), manufacturing involves multiple interdependent variables—different printing technologies, inks, substrates, and process conditions—each introducing its own complexity. In practice, additional challenges such as equipment drift, batch-to-batch variations, and environmental fluctuations further impact process consistency and yield. Changing a process or transferring it between tools is often difficult, as each setup is highly customized and sensitive to local conditions. To address these challenges, Digital Twin frameworks connect data from design, fabrication, and metrology into continuously learning digital models. They enable early detection of process drifts, virtual experimentation for process development, and data-driven optimization that reduces time, cost, and waste.

This course introduces Digital Twin frameworks for FHE, focusing on Deep Neural Network (DNN)-based predictive models. Participants will learn how to integrate design, fabrication, and metrology data into continuously learning virtual twins that detect process drifts, enable virtual experimentation, and optimize manufacturing. The program covers the full workflow—from image processing and virtual metrology to AI model training, validation, and hyperparameter tuning—using real datasets. A hands-on “Build Your Own Digital Twin” module in Google Colab will provide practical experience in training and refining models for printed electronics applications, equipping attendees with both theoretical insight and applied skills for process optimization and performance prediction.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Benyamin Davaji, PhD
Benyamin Davaji is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, where his research centers on integrated microsystems for sensing and computation using mechanical waves. His work spans acoustic and ultrasound transducers, biointerfaces, and microcalorimetry, with a strong emphasis on data-guided nanofabrication, advanced semiconductor device manufacturing, and interdisciplinary approaches to microsystem design and manufacturing. He earned his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Marquette University in 2016 and completed a postdoctoral appointment at Cornell University.

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Northeastern University
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Sr. Director, R&D Programs
SEMI
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Join us for a Master Class with Benyamin Davaji, PhD, as he introduces Digital Twin frameworks for Printed and Flexible Hybrid Electronics, demonstrating how AI- and DNN-based models integrate design, fabrication, and metrology data along with printing technologies to detect process drift, enable virtual experimentation, and optimize manufacturing performance. Participants gain hands-on experience building continuously learning digital twins to reduce variability, cost, and time to optimization. 

10:00 am - 12:00 pm Off Add to Calendar 2026-06-10 10:00:00 2026-06-10 12:00:00 FEMC#29 Digital Twins for Printed Electronics: How Can AI Learn FHE Printing? Join us for a Master Class with Benyamin Davaji, PhD, as he introduces Digital Twin frameworks for Printed and Flexible Hybrid Electronics, demonstrating how AI- and DNN-based models integrate design, fabrication, and metrology data along with printing technologies to detect process drift, enable virtual experimentation, and optimize manufacturing performance. Participants gain hands-on experience building continuously learning digital twins to reduce variability, cost, and time to optimization.  United States SEMI.org [email protected] America/Los_Angeles public America/Los_Angeles Watch on-demand
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Registration Details

Registration is required for this event as it is likely to reach maximum room capacity, at which point interested attendees will be waitlisted.

SEMI Members:  $150

Non-Members of SEMI:  $200

Refunds possible before May 1, 2026.  Substitutions allowed up to May 20.

Questions? Contact James Amano at [email protected].

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The Summit includes strategic business and technical information for many levels and sectors of the ecosystem, including:

  • Government relations/advocacy staff
  • EHS regulatory professionals
  • Senior executives
  • Business development
  • Device manufacturers
  • Equipment suppliers
  • Materials suppliers
  • Component suppliers
  • Fab and facility systems construction companies

SEMI
673 South Milpitas Blvd.
Milpitas, CA 95035
United States

8:30 am

Badge Pickup and Networking

9:00 am
Joe Stockunas
Joe Stockunas
President, SEMI Americas
SEMI

Welcome and Introduction

9:05 am
James Amano
James Amano
Senior Director, EHS
SEMI

SEMI EHS Overview

9:20 am
Russ Lamotte
K. Russell LaMotte
Principal
Beveridge & Diamond, PC

US Regulatory Landscape: PFAS, PIP, TTR, and more

9:50 am
Iranda Chaki
Iranda Chaki
Senior Policy Coordinator
SEMI Europe

Europe: PFAS Restriction, POPs, F-Gas, GENESIS, REACH

10:15 am

Break

10:45 am
Michael Golden
Michael Golden
Director, Navy Programs & Microelectronics Initiatives
Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of War for Product Support

US Department of War Perspective on Semiconductor Supply Chain Risks

11:15 am
Patrick Gottsacker
Patrick Gottsacker
Supply Chain Regulatory Compliance Program Manager
Intel

US EPA: TSCA New Substances of Concern

11:45 am

Morning Session Q&A

12:15 pm

Lunch & Networking

1:15 pm
James Amano
James Amano
Senior Director, EHS
SEMI

Review of afternoon agenda

1:20 pm
Andrew Petraszak
Andrew Petraszak
Tokyo Electron
Patrick Gottsacker
Patrick Gottsacker
Intel

PFAS Transparency

1:50 pm
Masahide Yodogawa
Masahide Yodogawa
Director, Technology Co-Creation Promotion Group
AGC, Inc.

PFAS Recycling

2:15 pm
Ben Kallen
Ben Kallen
Sr. Manager, Public Policy & Advocacy
SEMI
Andrew Petraszak
Andrew Petraszak
Tokyo Electron

SEMI Washington DC Update: Federal and State-level Advocacy

2:40 pm

Afternoon Q&A

3:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Networking

EHS Sustainability Standards

Plan now to join fellow semiconductor industry professionals at SEMI Headquarters in Milpitas, California at the 2026 SEMI EHS Summit.

Industry experts will present on the regulatory matters that will impact the industry in 2026 and beyond, followed by discussions on taking collective action to strengthen semiconductor manufacturing. 

Topics:

  • US Regulatory Landscape under second Trump Administration
  • US State-level legislation
  • Europe: PFAS restriction, REACH restriction, Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, GENESIS Consortium, etc.
  • US Department of War Perspective on Semiconductor Supply Chain Risks
  • Stockholm Convention
  • Emerging regulations in Asia
  • Supply Chain Transparency
  • US EPA Technology Transition Rule (HFC Phasedown)
  • US EPA TSCA New Substances of Concern

Attend, network and strategically prepare your company.  This is an in-person event only.

8:30 am - 3:30 pm Off Add to Calendar 2026-05-28 08:30:00 2026-05-28 15:30:00 2026 EHS Summit Plan now to join fellow semiconductor industry professionals at SEMI Headquarters in Milpitas, California at the 2026 SEMI EHS Summit.Industry experts will present on the regulatory matters that will impact the industry in 2026 and beyond, followed by discussions on taking collective action to strengthen semiconductor manufacturing. Topics:US Regulatory Landscape under second Trump AdministrationUS State-level legislationEurope: PFAS restriction, REACH restriction, Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, GENESIS Consortium, etc.US Department of War Perspective on Semiconductor Supply Chain RisksStockholm ConventionEmerging regulations in AsiaSupply Chain TransparencyUS EPA Technology Transition Rule (HFC Phasedown)US EPA TSCA New Substances of ConcernAttend, network and strategically prepare your company.  This is an in-person event only. SEMI 673 South Milpitas Blvd. Milpitas, CA 95035 United States SEMI.org [email protected] America/Los_Angeles public America/Los_Angeles Register Now
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Sustainability

SEMI Sustainability, in collaboration with STX Group, hosted a webinar on Internal Carbon Pricing (ICP) for the semiconductor value chain. The session was anchored in a new industry report developed with input from members of SEMI’s Carbon Pricing Workgroup and will feature speakers from ASML, Delta Electronics, and Lam Research.  The webinar  highlighted the 5 key steps in creating and implementing your own ICP plan, and understand the process, its benefits and the opportunities offered.

The presentations explored key insights from the report alongside SEMI member perspectives, with speakers sharing practical examples and lessons learned—from early exploration to applied approaches—across the semiconductor value chain. 

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