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Schedule
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| Day 1:
Wednesday, February 8 |
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8:30
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Registration |
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9:30 -
10:30 am |
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Inauguration |
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Dr Suhas Patil-
Chief Guest
Ted Vucurevich- Guest of Honour |
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10:30
- 11:00 am |
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Break |
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1 |
11:00
- 12:30 pm |
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The interplay of design
and manufacturing: The
new game plan in the nanometer fields
Till recently, semiconductor design
and manufacturing existed independently. One
could design a chip with little or no knowledge
about manufacturing and vice-versa. However,
in today's 65 nm node technology, where the
laws of physics have taken precedence, design
and manufacturing cannot be isolated and are
interdependent. It is essential for all funtions
to work in parallel to allow collaborative design
to succeed.
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Francois Guibert
Corporate VP Emerging
Markets Region, STMicroelectronics
Aurangzeb Khan
Corporate VP, Cadence
Design Systems Inc.
Ulf Schneider
Managing Director,
Infineon Technologies (India)
Pvt. Ltd.
Rajendra Kumar Khare
Managing Director,
Broadcom India
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12:30
- 1:30 pm |
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Lunch
reception |
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| Session
2 |
1:30 -
3:30 pm |
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Towards
a $200B domestic electronics market:
Preparing for the Indian Grand-prix
At $10 - 12bn, the
current electronics market in India may not be
the largest, but it is one of the fastest growing
markets in the world, with a CAGR of more than
24%. In the next decade, as India becomes a sizable
electronics market, it will become a major player
in the global semiconductor space. The rise in
demand for semiconductors will provide an opportunity
for India to build its own manufacturing base,
leading to the development of a complete ecosystem
for the semiconductor space in the country. |
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Aditya Sapru
Managing Director &
Partner for South Asia, Frost
& Sullivan
Dr. Biswadip Mitra
Managing Director,
Texas Instruments (India) Pvt.
Ltd.
Varun Kapur
Managing Director,
Intel Capital, Asia Pacific |
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3:30
- 4:00 pm |
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Coffee
break |
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| Session
3 |
4:00 -
5:30 pm |
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Country
presentations: Global collaboration strategies
China
Korea
Singapore
The three key elements
of the semiconductor space are software, design
and manufacturing. The vector is incomplete when
any of these elements are missing. China and Singapore
are leading semiconductor manufacturing hubs.
A collaboration betweeen these nations, which
includes knowledge and expertise sharing, would
help towards building a comprehensive global ecosystem
for the semiconductor space.
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Shirley Sun
Director Sales, SMIC,
People's Republic of China
Jailendra Kumar
General Manager,
Samsung India
Damian Chan
Head Electronics,
EDB Singapore
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| Session
4 |
5:30 -
6:00 pm |
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Triple
play of life, technology and the human spirit:
A philosophical view |
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Arun Madhavan
Vice Chairman, Art
of Living Trust |
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7:30 pm
onwards |
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Networking
dinner + cultural evening |
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| Day
2:
Thursday, February 9 |
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| Session
5 |
9:30 -
11:00 am |
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The
interplay of software and design: The
art of creating winning products
Chips have become
an integral part of any system and cannot be isolated
from it. Increased integration and complex software
have made the chip more about software than hardware.
Therefore, software and design cannot be isolated
and are interdependent. This impacts existing
business models in the semiconductor industry
as there is an opportunity for increased risk-sharing
between software, design and manufacturing. |
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Session moderator:
Venkatesh V R
Sr VP Product Engineering
Solutions, Wipro Technologies
Chris Rowen
CEO, Tensilica
Technologies Inc.
Nagendra Cherukupalli
VP Asian Design Centers
& Chip Integration, Cypress
Semiconductor Inc.
Atul Arora
President Commercial Operations,
ARM Embedded Technologies
Jason Kim
Fellow, Chief Systems Architect,
Portal Player Inc. |
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11:00
- 11:30 am |
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Coffee
break |
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11:30
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Special
session |
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Shri Dayanidhi
Maran, Honourable
Minister of Communications and IT
Government of India |
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12:30
- 1:30 pm |
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Lunch
reception |
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| Session
6 |
1:30 -
3:00 pm |
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EDA
Panel discussion - The 65-nm node: India’s
opportunity to excel in the semiconductor industry
Transgressing technology
in the semiconductor space has made the processes
of software,design and manufacturing, increasingly
interdependent and this interplay is causing disruptions
in the chip design process. Therefore, it is essential
that semiconductor industries take into consideration
all three processes. Leveraging its competencies
in software and design, if India also establishes
a semiconductor manufacturing base, it will soon
emerge as a strong global player in the semiconductor
space with a potent combination of all three processes. |
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Session moderator:
Rajiv C Mody Chairman
& CEO, Sasken Communication Technologies
Ltd.
Ahsan Bootehsaz
VP, Synopsys Inc.
Rajeev Madhavan
Chairman & CEO,
Magma Design Automation Inc.
Sanjay Srivastava
President, CEO & Co-founder,
Denali Design Systems Inc.
Ted Vucurevich
Senior VP & CTO,
Cadence Design Systems |
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3:00
- 3:30 pm |
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Coffee
break |
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| Session
7 |
3:30 -
5:30 pm |
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Next
innings in semiconductor manufacturing:
Looking into the decade ahead
Semiconductor technology
is constantly changing. Each new technology has
a life span of 3-4 years before it is displaced
by newer technology. New capacities in terms of
better manufacturing conditions, need to be created
in order to meet these transgressing technologies.
However, creating new capacities requires huge
investments which cannot be undertaken by one
single company. This opens up opportunities for
the companies to collaborate for a common plant
or go fabless. |
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Dr Keshav
Prasad
General Manager, Applied
Materials
Sajiv Dalal
General Manager,
TSMC Inc.
David Keynan
Head I2I Ventures, Israel
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India Semiconductor Association. |
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