Daniel Nenni is a well-known figure in the semiconductor industry and an influential voice in the field of semiconductor design and manufacture. He is the founder of SemiWiki.com, a popular online platform dedicated to semiconductor related discussions.
Nenni has over 40 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, particularly in the areas of design, manufacturing, and technology. His expertise spans a wide range of topics, including system-on-chip (SoC) design, semiconductor manufacturing processes, and emerging trends in the industry.
As the founder of SemiWiki.com, Nenni has created a vibrant community where industry professionals and enthusiasts can exchange knowledge, share insights, and discuss the latest developments in the semiconductor space. The platform features articles, blogs, and forums covering a wide range of semiconductor-related topics, making it a valuable resource for individuals interested in staying updated on industry trends.
Nenni is also an author and has co-authored several books on topics such as semiconductor manufacturing, verification methodology, and intellectual property (IP) management. His books provide practical insights and guidance for professionals working in the semiconductor design and manufacturing ecosystem.
With his extensive experience and contributions to the semiconductor industry, Daniel Nenni has established himself as a prominent figure and thought leader in the field. His work through SemiWiki.com has made a significant impact on knowledge sharing and community building within the semiconductor community.
Since going online in 2011 SemiWiki.com has registered more than 200,000 members. If you are not a member of the SemiWiki community please register as my guest.
FOR THE GREATER GOOD OF THE SEMICONDUCTOR ECOSYSTEM!
BENEFITS OF REGISTERED MEMBERSHIP!
As a SemiWiki Member you may adopt a screen name to protect your identity but you must register with real names and your LinkedIn profile. Only semiconductor professionals with LinkedIn profiles qualify as SemiWiki Members and all Member information will be held in the strictest confidence. SemiWiki does NOT share, rent, sell, or trade member registration information. Registered SemiWiki members can post blogs, read and write blog comments, post in the forums, and create or modify Wikis.
Today everything and everyone is connected and crowd sourced. In fact, all social media, from blogs, to forums, and wikis have a profound impact on how people communicate, search for information, and make decisions. For vendors, social media is no longer an experiment or a moonlighting function. Social media is now an integral part of corporate communications.
The SemiWiki business model is subscription based so there is a financial link and the SemiWiki Bloggers share in that success. Bloggers need to eat too. The point of the SemiWiki blogs, wikis, and forums are to drive traffic, feed the site analytics, and provide a real-time-feedback-loop, that is where the SemiWiki value proposition is. This is crowd sourcing, Bloggers share observations, experiences and opinions, SemiWiki members can agree or disagree, the collective knowledge of the crowd will win every time. That is social media: increasing the transparency of business, products, and people.
A SemiWiki 2.0 subscription includes: A company landing page, collaborative blogs by semiconductor professionals, wikis, banner and block ads on landing page, calendar of events, press release support, webinars, job board, podcasts, and analytics.
You do not need to subscribe to SemiWiki for us to cover your events. Contact the Blogger of your choice and we will see what we can do, as time and interest permits. If you want us to cover a live event send us a media pass and we would be happy to attend (schedule permitting) and share our experiences on SemiWiki. If you would like to post a guest blog on SemiWiki please email that request to admin at semiwiki dot com.
Companies that currently subscribe to SemiWiki or have a professional connection with a SemiWiki Blogger include:
Altair, Amiq EDA, Aniah, ANSYS, Breker Systems, Cadence, Defacto, Empyrean, Infinisim, IROC Technologies, Keysight EDA, MZ Technologies, Perforce, Scientific Analog, Siemens EDA, Synopsys, S2C EDA, YieldHUB.
Achronix, Agile Analog, Alphacore, AlphawaveSemi, Andes, Arteris, Analog Bits, Blue Cheetah Analog Design, CAST, Certus Semiconductor, CEVA, Codasip, Comcores, Easy-Logic, Flex Logix, Mixel, Quadric, Semidynamics, Silicon Creations, SureCore, WeeBit Nano.
Accellera, Alchip, Axiomise, IC Mask Design, Samtec, Semiconductor Advisors, Semiconductor Intelligence, Silicon Catalyst, Sondrel, TechInsights,
Intel Custom Foundry, Soitec, TSMC.
Regular SemiWiki Bloggers include industry professionals:
Daniel Nenni, Daniel Payne, Eric Esteve, Bill Jewell, Scotten Jones, Don Dingee, Bernard Murphy, Robert Maire, Fred Chen, Mike Gianfagna , and Kalar Rajendiran.
SemiWiki has a strict no shills policy. All vendor employees must properly identify themselves if they are going to answer questions, promote products, or talk about the company they work for on SemiWiki.
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