Microelectronics US Names Steering Committee for 2027 Austin Conference

Oct 7, 2026
Microelectronics US named a 19 member steering committee for its inaugural conference in Austin, scheduled for May 4 to 5, 2027.

Microelectronics US named a 19 member steering committee in a press release for its inaugural conference, which will take place May 4 to 5, 2027, in Austin, Texas. The committee includes representatives from NVIDIA, AWS, Siemens, GlobalFoundries, Synopsys, Honeywell, Cisco, Ericsson, AMD and NXP.

Members will help shape the agenda, identify topics, recommend speakers, support partnerships and guide the attendee experience. The conference will cover semiconductors, advanced packaging, photonics, embedded systems, AI infrastructure and data centers.

The event will include two days of programming across four stages, with demonstrations, workshops and a workforce program connecting students and early career engineers with industry experts. Organizers expect more than 2,500 attendees and over 100 exhibiting partners.

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