Semiconductor
The Cambridge Wireless Semiconductor Special Interest Group focuses on the business and economical challenges faced by the semiconductor industry. It provides a forum for like-minded companies to discuss about the innovation taking place within the sector and to share best practices with the larger community. The group's scope encompasses the following topics:
- System solutions
- Strategic Innovation
- Investment Models;challenges, issues,etc.
- Understanding of the value chain
- Business Models
- Market Opportunities
- Sources of Innovation
This SIG is championed by the following people:
- Richard York of ARM
- Peter Claydon of Silicon South West
Recent Event
Semiconductor SIG Event, "Industrial Automation", 19th January 2011
- Dominic Vergine, ARM - "Carbon Emissions, Energy Consumption & Semiconductors - The Potential Global Impact"
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Professor Duncan McFarlane, University of Cambridge - "Making Industrial The Automation Control of Industrial Operations More Energy Efficient"
- Karl Walker, OMRON - "Energy saving at Numatic" (not available)
- Mark Butters, OMRON, "Energy saving through better control of pumps, drives etc" (not available)
- Bruno Johnson - Cascoda - "Lower power semiconductor radios for industrial automation - how low can we go?" (not available)
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