TechWorks 30th Anniversary Summit brings the UK semiconductors to systems ecosystem together for a one day high-impact event.

FREE Entry for TechWorks members (to check your membership status CLICK HERE)

Join over 600 deep tech leaders at this one-day executive summit which brings together the NMI, DESN, AESIN and IoTSF communities under one roof for the first time and is supported by the UK Semiconductor Centre.

The UK Semiconductor Centre is a gateway into the UK’s semiconductor industry and a focal point for industry, investors, academia, government, and international partners.

https://uksemicentre.org.uk/

Non-member early bird pricing available until 31st May.

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Our Four Summit Themes

Build: Materials, Manufacturing & Devices (Hosted: NMI)

From novel materials to advanced packaging, this session examines how innovation across the semiconductor value chain is enabling the next generation of technologies and devices. We will explore materials science, equipment development, process engineering, packaging, and test to share how foundational advances are unlocking new capabilities.

As traditional scaling reaches its limits, the industry is turning to heterogeneous integration, new materials, and smarter manufacturing. AI-driven design and process optimisation, next-generation fabrication tools, and advanced packaging techniques are accelerating development, and we will also look to the future possibilities which this enables.

Create: Systems, Integration & Verification (Hosted: AESIN & DESN)

Complex Cyber-Physical Systems demand robust and functionally safe end-to-end system engineering. This session will explore digital, mixed signal design and software-defined systems, software factory and related design tools, edge-AI, automated decision-driven sensing, cyber resilience, smart power and energy systems and precise positioning, navigation, and timing.

Secure: Cyber Resilience, Trust & Quantum Safety (Hosted: IoTSF)

In an increasingly connected and AI-driven world, identity, security and trust are critical system requirements. This session examines the interplay between technology innovation in both threat and mitigation, together with increasing international regulation. We also consider the role of AI and quantum as these technologies change the very nature of trust, identity and security.

Scale: Investing in the future of UK semiconductors (Hosted: UKSC)

Turning innovation into impact requires more than breakthrough technology. This session brings together perspectives on investment, commercialisation, scaling UK semiconductor innovation, and building resilient international partnerships and supply chains. It also explores how research is translated into sustainable commercial success, and how we develop the workforce needed to support long-term growth.

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