Leaders from NVIDIA, AWS, Siemens, GlobalFoundries, Synopsys, Honeywell, Cisco, Ericsson and more will help shape the May 4–5, 2027 event
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Microelectronics US today announced its Steering Committee, bringing together senior leaders from across the electronics ecosystem to help shape the inaugural conference, taking place May 4–5, 2027, in Austin, Texas.
Designed to tell one connected story from silicon to intelligent systems, Microelectronics US will bring together semiconductors, advanced packaging, photonics, embedded systems, AI infrastructure and data centers — sectors traditionally served by separate industry events.
Microelectronics US 2027
The committee will help shape the agenda, identify emerging trends, recommend speakers, support partnerships and guide the attendee experience. Members include:
Gary Anderson – Director, Strategic Initiatives and Partnerships, ATI
Pete Bernard – CEO, Edge AI Foundation
Priya Boopalan – Semiconductor Life Cycle Manager, ZF
Raffaella Borzi – VP, Strategic Partnerships, imec
Nitin Dahad – Editor in Chief, EE Times
Harry Foster – Chief Scientist, Verification, Siemens
Mike Gianfagna – Principal, SemiWiki / GForce Marketing
Ariful Haque – Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering, Texas State University
Vivek Kamble – Senior Signal Integrity Engineer, NVIDIA
Nihaar Mahatme – Technical Director, NXP
Soheil Modirzadeh – Sr. Product & Solutions Marketing Manager, Synopsys
Murajith Muraleedharan – Director, Portfolio Strategy, Honeywell
Robert Quinn – Founder, Quinn’s Media
Farhan Rahman – Head of Ericsson Austin R&D, Ericsson
Ratna Reddy Chada – Senior Component & Advanced Technology Engineer, Cisco
Alyssa Reinhart – Director, Texas Institute for Electronics
Royston Sequiera – SOC & GPU Program Manager, AMD
Umar Shah – Principal Semiconductor SME, Strategy, Business Development & Solutions, AWS
Itisha Tyagi – Director, Product Management for Power Technologies, GlobalFoundries
“This committee reflects the full ecosystem it takes to deliver intelligent systems, from R&D through to the scaling of real-world deployment,” said Michael Adeniya, Group Event Director, Microelectronics Global. “We’ve brought together experts who span that journey, so the show is shaped by the people building the future of the industry.”
Hosted in Austin’s “Silicon Hills,” Microelectronics US will feature two days of programming across four stages, including live demonstrations, workshops and the Talent Foundry, a workforce initiative connecting students and early-career engineers with industry experts.
The event will host 2,500+ attendees and 100+ exhibiting partners, with strategic partners including RISC-V International, the Edge AI Foundation and the Austin startup community.
Those interested in speaking, exhibiting or partnership opportunities can learn more at microelectronicsus.com.
Media Contact:
Georgie Beer,
Head of Marketing
Microelectronics US
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