IEEE Asian Solid-State Circuits Conference 2015
Xiamen International Conference Center (XICC), Xiamen, Fujian, China
- November 9-11, 2015
Panel Discussion
Title: Asian strategy for the Future of Semiconductor Technology
Date: 16:00-17:40 Nov. 10 (Tue), 2015 (Banquet starts from 18:00)
Abstract:
The end of Moore’s Law is expected to be near and not a few companies drop their semiconductor business. Those are the big challenges the semiconductor society is experiencing now. Asian countries are still trying to continue their semiconductor industries but it is difficult to tell the future of semiconductor technology.
In this panel, we will discuss how to continue the technical innovation as Moore’s law has been doing to the semiconductor technology and business including material, manufacturing equipment, foundry, CAD and design houses. Can we establish the international joint research institute among Asian countries to find the new solutions in semiconductor technology? How to encourage the young Asian engineers to major in the semiconductor? Is there any good ways to build new semiconductor start-up companies in Asia? Does Asian semiconductor have any future other than American and European examples?
The end of Moore’s Law is expected to be near and not a few companies drop their semiconductor business. Those are the big challenges the semiconductor society is experiencing now. Asian countries are still trying to continue their semiconductor industries but it is difficult to tell the future of semiconductor technology.
In this panel, we will discuss how to continue the technical innovation as Moore’s law has been doing to the semiconductor technology and business including material, manufacturing equipment, foundry, CAD and design houses. Can we establish the international joint research institute among Asian countries to find the new solutions in semiconductor technology? How to encourage the young Asian engineers to major in the semiconductor? Is there any good ways to build new semiconductor start-up companies in Asia? Does Asian semiconductor have any future other than American and European examples?
Organizer/Co-organizer
Zhihua Wang, Tsinghua, China
Toru Shimizu, Keio, Japan
Zhihua Wang, Tsinghua, China
Toru Shimizu, Keio, Japan
Moderator:
Woogeun Rhee, Tsinghua, China
Woogeun Rhee, Tsinghua, China
Panelists/Position:
1. Future Technology and Memory:Junghuan Choi(Samsung)
2. Future Circuits and Systems: Atsuhiro Suga(Socionext)
3. Design Houses in Asia: Yi Kang(Spreadtrum)
4. Start-ups in Asia: Patrick Yin Chiang(Fudan)
5. Education in Asia: ShaoJun Wei(Tsinghua)
6. European View: Davide Guermandi(IMEC)
7. American View: Stefan Rusu(Intel)
1. Future Technology and Memory:Junghuan Choi(Samsung)
2. Future Circuits and Systems: Atsuhiro Suga(Socionext)
3. Design Houses in Asia: Yi Kang(Spreadtrum)
4. Start-ups in Asia: Patrick Yin Chiang(Fudan)
5. Education in Asia: ShaoJun Wei(Tsinghua)
6. European View: Davide Guermandi(IMEC)
7. American View: Stefan Rusu(Intel)