“Government Program(s) and their Impact on Electronics Design Automation”
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April 10, 2024
The combined impact of disruptions on the semiconductor supply chain and the slowing-down of the pace of innovation in the semiconductor industry in the USA and other countries has resulted in new industry-government-academic agreements to revamp activities in the area.
In this presentation, you will receive an overview of the major programs in the USA, European Union, and several countries. We will also summarize the main technical directions and go in-depth on the many and exciting research and development opportunities in the semiconductor industry, in general, and the Electronic Design Automation industry in particular.
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Juan Rey
BIO
Juan C. Rey, vice-president of government programs, previous vice president of Engineering, Calibre, joined Mentor in 2001 as senior engineering director for Mentor’s industry-leading Calibre product line, directing all development activities for Calibre products.
Previously he was vice-president of Engineering at Exend Corporation, managing all software development and quality activities. Prior to that he was engineering director for Physical Verification at Cadence Design Systems.
Earlier positions include: manager/developer for Process Modeling and Parasitic Extraction at Technology Modeling Associates; visiting scholar/science and engineering associate at Stanford University; senior research engineer at INVAP, Argentina; and associate professor at Universidad Nacional del Comahue, Argentina.
Juan holds a degree in Nuclear Engineering from Instituto Balseiro, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, Argentina. The author or co-author of numerous papers and conference presentations, he serves on the Executive Technology Advisory Board of Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and previously at the SI2 Board of Directors and the Industry Advisory Board of the UCLA Center for Domain-Specific Computing.