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Automotive Chiplet Forum

01 April 2025 - 02 April 2025 , Arm, Cambridge, UK
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Please note that due to limited seating, registration will be capped, and spots are filling up quickly. 

The fifth edition of the Automotive Chiplet Forum (ACF) will take place at Arm in Cambridge, UK. This exclusive event will unite leaders from across the automotive and semiconductor industries, with participants from leading OEMs, Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers, IDMs, foundries, software companies, and more, gathering to tackle the challenges of automotive chiplets.

The transition to chiplet-based architectures is accelerating, with the first chiplet products expected by 2029 or 2030. This shift promises to transform the semiconductor industry by enabling greater customization, flexibility, and integration of specialized components, improving performance, reducing costs, and speeding time to market.

This edition, attendees will hear the first high-level architecture updates from imec’s Automotive Chiplet Program (ACP). As a platform for industry leaders and innovators to collaborate, attendees will be able to share insights, ensure industry alignment and stay informed about the evolving technologies and key partners shaping the future of chiplet-based architectures.

In addition to the latest advancements and breakthroughs in chiplet technology, key industry leaders will share their expertise and give updates on recent developments in the sector.  


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Please refer to the General Terms and Conditions for the Automotive Chiplet Forum here.

Agenda

  • Day 1 - April 1 (program subject to updates)
    • 9:30 AM: Tour
    • 11:30 AM: Coach transfer (from Queens Road Coach Bays to Arm HQ)
    • 12:00 PM: Registration and networking lunch at Arm
    • 2:00 PM: Welcome & agenda overview

      •    Arm keynote
      •    Bart Placklé, vice president of automotive at imec
      •    Kurt Herremans, program director automotive at imec
       

    • 3:00 PM: keynote sessions

      •   Arm keynote
      •   Nobuaki Kawahara, executive director at ASRA 
      •   TSMC keynote
      •   Torsten Grawunder, senior system designer embedded solutions at Swissbit

    • 4:00 PM: Coffee break
    • 4:30 PM: Additional keynote sessions

      •   Junie Um, distinguished engineer and Sylvain Gulley at Cadence
      •   Christophe Zinck, director, technical program management at ASE 
      •   Harald Gall, strategy and business development at AT&S 
      •   Jingyeong Kim, SVP at LG Electronics
      •   Laurent Moll, COO at Arteris 
      •   Thomas Koehler, product manager at Teradyne 

    • 6:30 PM: End of day 1
    • 6:30 PM: Coach transfer (from Arm HQ to networking dinner)
    • 7:00 PM: Networking dinner
  • Day 2 - April 2 (program subject to updates)
    • 8:00 AM: Coach transfer (from Queens Road Coach Bays to Arm HQ)
    • 8:15 AM: Arrival at Arm
    • 8:45 AM: Deep dive working sessions
    • 10:15 AM: Coffee break
    • 10:45 AM: Deep dive working session report-out
    • 11:45 AM: Keynote

      •   Sandeep Kumar, CEO at L&T Semiconductor Technologies

    • 12:05 PM: Closing keynote
    • 12:30 PM: Coach transfer (from Arm HQ to Queens Road Coach Bays)

Practicals

  • Venues

    The conference will take place at Arm, 110 Fulbourn Road, Cambridge, UK CB1 9NJ. 

     

    We will also be hosting a networking dinner on the evening of April 1, 2025, at SIX Bar and Brasserie on the 6th Floor, The Varsity Hotel, Thompson's Lane (off Bridge Street), Cambridge CB5 8AQ. Click here for more information on directions and parking

  • Tour

    Join us for an engaging walking tour of Cambridge, where we’ll explore the city's rich history and scientific landmarks. The tour will begin at the Cambridge Guildhall and proceed to:

     

    • Front of Trinity College – Home to a descendant of Newton's apple tree and a statue of Henry VIII.
    • Gonville and Caius College – Known for its contributions to medical history with figures like William Harvey and John Caius, as well as being the alma mater of Stephen Hawking.
    • Senate House – The heart of the University and the site of a famous student prank.
    • King’s College – The college of Alan Turing, with a recently unveiled statue honoring his legacy.
    • Corpus Clock – Unveiled by Stephen Hawking, this iconic timepiece is a must-see.
    • Eagle Pub – Historic site where the structure of DNA was first announced.
    • Old Cavendish Laboratories – Where groundbreaking scientific achievements took place, from the splitting of the atom to the resolution of DNA’s structure, as well as the first computer with memory.
    • Peterhouse – The college attended by Frank Whittle, the inventor of the jet engine, and Christopher Cockerell, the inventor of the hovercraft.
    • Queens’ College Mathematical Bridge – A stunning example of Cambridge’s engineering ingenuity.
    • Queen’s Road – Our final stop before the coach pick-up.

     

    Please note that this will be an external tour, and some colleges may not permit entry.