WEBINAR: 2025 Semiconductor Year in Preview

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To start the new year TechInsights is hosting a free webinar preview of 2025. I hope to see you there:

2025 will be an eventful year in the semiconductor industry—don’t expect the unexpected, be prepared!

Join TechInsights experts behind The McClean Report for our latest webinar 2025 semiconductor year in preview. Get advance insight into the key events in 2025 and what they mean to your business:

Register: January 15, 2025 – 10:00 AM EST
Register: January 16, 2025 – 11:00 AM JST / KST

Key Topics to be Covered:

2025 Tariff Shake-Up: Are You Ready?

January starts with a new US administration promising to shake up tariffs—what are the scenarios you should plan for?

NVIDIA vs. AMD & Intel: AI Accelerator Showdown

In March, NVIDIA will unveil the successor to GraceHopper, and later in the year AMD and Intel will launch next generation AI accelerators. Will NVIDIA keep its crown?

2nm Breakthroughs: Intel, TSMC, and Rapidus Lead

2025 will be the year of 2nm and beyond, with Intel 18A and TSMC N2 coming online in the first and second half of 2025 respectively, and details of Rapidus’ 2nm process expected to emerge.

And that’s not all… Altera, Cerebras, Coreweave, KIOXIA, and SanDisk will all woo Wall Street with new listings, Apple will launch new devices at WWDC in June, and HBM4 specifications will be announced. 2025 will be an eventful year in the industry—don’t expect the unexpected, be prepared!

Presenters:

David MacQueen, Director, Executive Insights and James Sanders, Senior Analyst.

As the Director, Executive Insights, David MacQueen is tasked with covering the semiconductor value-chain to identify emerging technologies and new opportunities for research teams, while ensuring alignment across the research produced by TechInsights. He has over 20 years of experience in semiconductor-related industries and has an inherent ability to contextualize data that helps clients understand the big picture.

James Sanders is a Senior Analyst at TechInsights with over 5 years of experience as an industry analyst, and 7 years of experience as a technology journalist. James has a passion for researching the innovations being made possible through high performance and quantum computing and is fascinated by application processor and system architecture design that enables these innovations. He enjoys having the ability to work closely with clients and provide insights on the value and utility of these new advancements.

About TechInsights

Regarded as the most trusted source of actionable, in-depth intelligence related to semiconductor innovation and surrounding markets, TechInsights’ content informs decision makers and professionals whose success depends on accurate knowledge of the semiconductor industry—past, present, or future.

Over 650 companies and 100,000 users access the TechInsights Platform, the world’s largest vertically integrated collection of unmatched reverse engineering, teardown, and market analysis in the semiconductor industry. This collection includes detailed circuit analysis, imagery, semiconductor process flows, device teardowns, illustrations, costing and pricing information, forecasts, market analysis, and expert commentary. TechInsights’ customers include the most successful technology companies who rely on TechInsights’ analysis to make informed business, design, and product decisions faster and with greater confidence. For more information, visit www.techinsights.com.

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