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SFF & SAFE™ Forum 2023

Name: SFF & SAFE™ Forum 2023
Start: 2023-06-27T00:00:00-07:00
End: 2023-06-28T23:59:59-07:00
Location: Signia by Hilton San Jose

June 27 - June 28

Join us at SFF & SAFE™ Forum 2023

We’re inviting global partners and customers to our upcoming Samsung Foundry Forum (SFF) and Samsung Advanced Foundry Ecosystem (SAFE™) Forum 2023. The events will provide opportunities to share insights and innovative technologies to build a strong foundry ecosystem to accelerate innovation beyond boundaries. Join us to experience the spirit and power of innovation. SFF & SAFE™ Forum 2023 will be held in several different countries around the world. Check the map below to see where our other forums will be held this year. The forum session schedules for Japan, China, and Europe (Germany) will be announced in August.

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Is cost an issue?

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Has U.S. already lost Chip war to China? Is Taiwan’s silicon shield a liability?
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That question did come up. The material is indeed glass (not fiberglass). A pure material provides the opportunity to optimize…

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