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The Silicon Horizon: The Next Decade for the Chip Industry

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​Join Synopsys and Berkeley SkyDeck on January 15th from 3-6:30pm PST at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View for an exclusive, forward-looking summit bringing together the most influential minds across the semiconductor ecosystem: chip startups, top-tier VCs, and industry execs.

​In an era of rapid technological acceleration - from advanced AI and autonomous systems to IoT - the foundation of all innovation lies in the chip industry. The next ten years will be defined by seismic shifts in architecture, manufacturing, design, and investment strategy.

​This is your opportunity to look beyond the immediate quarter and into the strategic long-term future.

​Register today as space is limited. Registrations require approval from the host. 

​Schedule:

  • ​3:00pm - Registration 

  • ​3:15pm - Welcome Remarks (SkyDeck & Synopsys)

  • ​3:30pm - Keynote: The Next 10 Years of Chips: Projected Trends and Inflection Points (Speaker: Prof. Bora Nikolic)

  • ​4:00pm - Talk: Taping Out in Months Instead of Years (Speaker: Sridhar Panchapakesan, Executive Director, Synopsys Customer Success Group)

  • ​4:30pm - Panel: From Prototype to Unicorn: Enabling Chip Startups for Market Leadership

    • ​Panelists:

      • ​Krste Asanovic, Co-Founder at SiFive

      • ​Ravi Subramanian, Chief Product Officer at Synopsys

      • ​Vijay Reddy, Investor at Mayfield Fund

      • ​Paul Rousseau, Vice President of North America Field Technical Solutions at TSMC

    • ​Moderator: Chon Tang, Founding Partner at Berkeley SkyDeck Fund

  • ​5:30pm - Networking Reception (light hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be served)

​Please note: When registering, a work email address (corporate, organization or university) must be used. Any registration made with a personal email address (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, etc.) will be automatically declined.

Any questions? Contact Erika Wu erikawu@berkeley.edu

Location
Computer History Museum
1401 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA