Programs at Executive Forum

This Summit serves as the perfect stage to foster insightful discussions on pressing and emerging topics that will remain at the forefront throughout the entire SEMICON Europa week, setting the scene for dynamic exchanges.

ITF Chip into the Future—Powered by imec will explore how Europe can lead the next wave of AI-enabled semiconductor innovation by strengthening competitiveness, building a complete semiconductor ecosystem, accelerating AI and compute advances, enabling industry applications, and fostering collaboration through technology, policy, and ecosystem development.

This 2026 session will unite key players from across the automotive and semiconductor value chain, including OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, semiconductor manufacturers, foundries, and technology innovators, to examine how next-generation semiconductor solutions are accelerating the evolution of smart mobility.

This session will provide insights into key topics and advances in the field of power semiconductors that are enabling the transformation towards electrification. This includes, for example, content on the improvement of efficiency, cost vs performance, and manufacturing technologies.

This session combines complementary perspectives from Porsche Consulting and Entegris, linking strategic market drivers with the materials and process innovations required for scale. It will conclude with a panel discussion bringing together industry executives to explore how Europe can bridge the gap between innovation and industrialization, and secure advanced packaging as a cornerstone of future competitiveness.

This Executive Forum session will explore how Northern Europe can strengthen its position within the European semiconductor ecosystem, accelerate cross-border collaboration, and contribute to building more secure, sustainable, and competitive supply chains.

Presented by the Arizona Commerce Authority the session will explore how North America's premier microelectronics hub supports international growth by scaling advanced manufacturing, expanding a complete end-to-end supply chain, accelerating R&D and workforce initiatives, and fostering transatlantic collaboration for European companies seeking a strategic base for investment, expansion and collaboration.

From novel materials to eco-friendly manufacturing processes, including new device architectures and heterogeneous integration schemes, the session will highlight the recent research and development initiatives that drive efficiency, performance, and sustainability.

SEMI Europe invites visitors from the electronics design and manufacturing supply chain and the broader SEMI community to a social meet and greet with all the SEMI European Committee Members.

In addition to the in-person programs happening throughout the week, SEMI would like to highlight innovations in the space of microelectronics and semiconductors through shorter, pre-recorded messages, pitches, and product announcements that will be played on the last day of the exhibition.