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Microelectronics UK

Name: Microelectronics UK
Start: 2026-09-29T00:00:00-07:00
End: 2026-09-30T23:59:59-07:00
Location: ExCeL London

September 29 - September 30

Where the Microelectronics Ecosystem Converges

Semiconductors • Photonics • Embedded Systems

Connecting the entire value chain — from R&D to manufacturing, packaging, testing and deployment.

Microelectronics UK brings together engineers, technical leaders and technology providers from across the microelectronics ecosystem — spanning semiconductors, photonics and embedded systems — for two days of technical insight, collaboration and commercial connection.

Following a strong 2025 edition, the event showcases the UK’s world-class capabilities in R&D, design innovation and advanced manufacturing, while connecting the domestic supply chain with global partners, policymakers and end-users.

REGISTER HERE

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Start: September 29
End: September 30
Event Tags:embedded systems, london, microelectronics, photonics, semiconductors, technology, UK
Website: https://microelectronicsuk.com/

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ExCeL London
Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway
London, E16 1XL United Kingdom + Google Map

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