Confirmed Speakers

April 21, 2016

Peter Gammel, Skyworks – “SOI as an Enabling Technology for 5G RF Front Ends”
Ron Martino, NXP – “Advanced Innovation and Requirements for Future Smart, Secure and Connected Applications”
Nick Yu, Qualcomm – “The Homogeneous architecture is a dead fairy tale”

Mohamed Allam, Qualcomm – “Challenges of IoT Eco System: Go Big, Go Small, or?”
Soundous Chairat, CEA-Leti – “Ultra Low Energy FDSOI Asynchronous Reconfiguration Network for an IoT Wireless Sensor Node”
Ramesh Chauhan, Qualcomm – “Low power architectures for IoT”
Tanay Karnik, Intel – “Design challenges for small form factor edge compute nodes”
Subramani Kengeri, GlobalFoundries – TBD
Ali Keshavarzi, Cypress – TBD
Helen Li, University of Pittsburgh – “Mobile Machine Intelligence: The Brain of Smart Devices”
Gael Pillonnet, CEA-Leti – “Power management strategies in IoT context”

Claire Fenouillet-Beranger, CEA-Leti – “Recent advances in low temperature process in view of 3D VLSI integration”
Gene Fitzgerald, MIT – “Monolithic 3D Si CMOS+III-V Device IC Platforms
Philippe Flatresse, ST Microelectronics – “Body bias and FDSOI for Automotive”
Xavier Garros, CEA-Leti – “Reliability of FDSOI”
Kelvin Low, Samsung – “Enabling innovations for the smart connected world with 28FDSOI”
Borivoje Nikolic, “Resilient, Wide-Voltage-Range RISC-V Processors in 28nm CMOS”
Bob Patti, Tezzaron – “2.5/3d Technology and Commercialization”
Davide Rossi, University of Bologna – “Sub-pj per Operation Scalable Computing – the PULP experience”
Akram Salman, Texas Instruments – “ESD for advanced digital and analog technologies”
Jamie Schaffer, GlobalFoundries – TBD
Anne Vandooren, imec – “Steep slope Tunnel FET for low power electronics”
Yuan Xie, University of California, Santa Barbara – “Nonvolatile processor design for energy harvesting IoT applications”