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WEBINAR: Beyond Moore’s Law and The Future of Semiconductor Manufacturing Intelligence

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Apr 16, 2026

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Industry experts in AI and semiconductor manufacturing will discuss the challenges faced by the semiconductor industry as it moves towards advanced nodes below 3nm. The webinar will focus on the transition to autonomous manufacturing, utilizing AI-driven digital twins, predictive metrology, agentic AI systems, and generative design to revolutionize yield management and sustainability. The event will explore innovations like intelligent fab assistants and cross-ecosystem collaboration to create self-optimizing 'AI Factories' that will shape the future of global microelectronics. The panel session will feature leaders from Siemens EDA, Synopsys, PDF Solutions, and NetApp, discussing practical applications of AI in semiconductor manufacturing. The webinar is scheduled for April 23rd, 2026, at 10:00 AM PDT and is recommended for semiconductor professionals at all levels.

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