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WAFERS TO WALL STREET—The Road Forward

Name: WAFERS TO WALL STREET—The Road Forward
Start: 2021-11-05T00:00:00-07:00
End: 2021-11-05T23:59:59-07:00
Location: Online

November 5, 2021

A Look at Technology and the Emerging Trends Affecting Growth

Over the past year, we have seen major companies continue to make significant, impactful investments in their operations as they look to meet market demand. Join Industry and Wall Street Experts for a virtual forum to discuss the various facets driving current growth, semiconductors’ future outlook, and the latest technology trends that are likely to continue. Topics include:

Wafer Chip Shortage
Strengthening US Manufacturing
Economic and Geopolitical Factors Affecting Growth
Opportunities and Challenges in this Fierce Market
Emerging Technologies and Drivers
Post-Pandemic Changes
Mergers and Acquisitions
And more

EVENT CONTACT

Lin Tso
Sr. Program Manager
ltso@semi.org

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Date:: November 5, 2021
Website:: https://www.semi.org/en/connect/events/pacific-northwest-forum-2021-wafers-to-wall-street-the-road-forward?utm_source=semi&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=AM-EM-20210909--Regional+Forums&mkt_tok=MzIwLVFCQi0wNTUAAAF_0iLR4NYpQAt8RljlgfRK_8kelpwx13hqGJl7QXatQqD9eNE7hCpif_Dc1AR2mZcrDmFQTCfbPwNnJbDkneFFaJgHh0g3ue8IEbnSIsHD

Organizer

: SEMI
Email: ltso@semi.org
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Venue

: Online

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