Electronics Design
The ever-evolving landscape of electronics deisgn - from chips to boards to product packaging - provides many opportunities for the community to come together to tackle challenges in IP, export controls, and roadmap and standards creation.
ESD Alliance joined SEMI as a partner in 2018 and continues with its mission to provide a platform for addressing community issues. Learn More.
ESD Alliance committees are where the primary action and networking take place. Learn more.
Explore ESD Alliance's market statistics service, news stories and the latest user guides for designing electronics. Learn More.
With change happening faster than manuals can be written, frequent gatherings fuel new techniques and products. Learn more.
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Building semiconductors means coordinating the most complex of processes, equipment, recipes, all while running profitable business enterprises and meeting customer demands.
Standards increase industry efficiency by reducing/eliminating duplication of efforts, defining new markets, and promoting competition by lowering barriers to entry. Learn more.
SEMI offers market data and research reports covering semiconductor and HB-LED capital equipment, semiconductor materials, semiconductor packaging materials, and semiconductor and HB-LED fabs. Learn more.
SEMI serves its members by providing platforms to shape and address technical challenges efficiently across the entire supply chain. Learn more about the communities driving the issues.
The sun never sets on SEMI offices working hard to connect members and the industry. See the full list of programs and events organized by SEMI.
See how cutting-edge techniques, equipment, and analysis are controlled with atomic-level precision in advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
Electronics Materials
Advanced materials have become a critical enabler of semiconductor growth applications. The Electronics Manufacturing Group (EMG) represents members in materials production, distribution and services to better serve the interests of the $69 billion electronics materials industry.
Semiconductor materials play a vital role in the manufacturing of integrated devices (I.C.s). Materials that are used to pattern the wafer are considered "Fab Materials", materials that are used to protect and/or connect the die are called "Packaging Materials". Learn More
The Electronic Materials Group (EMG) is a technology community representing SEMI member companies that provide substrates, polymers, metals, organic and inorganic materials, chemicals, and gases that are developed or in use for the manufacturing of electronics. Learn more.
At every SEMICON and Strategic Materials Conferences talk dominates of new materials and new approaches to well-established materials. Review the list of events to find one near to you or applicable to your interests. Learn more.
SEMI-FlexTech is one partner within SEMI that funds projects designed to advance technology forward in a collaborative format. Learn more.
Sensors & MEMS
Electronics have enabled electronics devices to see, touch, feel, hear and smell the world - often better than human senses. SEMI provides market and technology development services for rapidly-changing field of technology.
MSIG connects the industry and fosters the growth of the MEMS and sensors supply network in established and emerging markets. Learn more.
Sensors form the common element of all of SEMI's Vertical Application Platforms. Members and application companies are encouraged to come together to more-rapidly find success in developing these new market. Learn more.
At every SEMICON and MEMS & Sensors Conference, talk dominates of new markets, new technologies and even new twists on well-established technologies. Review the list of events to be in the conversation. Learn more.
MSIG's Technology Advisory Committees (TAC) meet regularly to work on issues like co-funding, standards, and technical programs to take advantage of collaboration to more succesfully enter markets. Learn more.
Packaging & Test
Packaging semiconductors and other components is an ever-changing field with a myriad of choices for today's (and yesterday's) electronics products. SEMI helps companies connect with the latest trends. Learn more.
Standards increase industry efficiency by reducing/eliminating duplication of efforts, defining new markets, and promoting competition by lowering barriers to entry. Learn more.
SEMI-FlexTech funds collaborative projects designed to advance technology. Learn more.
CAST is a SEMI technology community that develops, coordinates, and directs all SEMI services for the semiconductor test community by focusing on critical Automated Test Equipment (ATE) industry issues for which no known solution exists or for which solutions are undesirable. Learn more.
Consumer electronics are changing how semiconductor devices are thinned, attached, bonding and encapsulated, with materials playing a major role enabling the development of newer packaging technologies. Learn more.
The SEMI integrated Packaging, Assembly, and Testing (SiPAT) Technology Community represents SEMI members who have semiconductor packaging, assembly, or test manufacturing and/or design capabilities and capacities in semiconductor or related industries. Learn more.
The Heterogeneous Integration Roadmap is a multi-organization effort to identify key technical challenges for packaging, interconnect, test and the materials, processes and equipment supporting advanced R&D for those disciplines. Learn more.
Displays & Light Emitting Diodes
Display and LED component and processing technology advancements both drive and demand new electronics applications. SEMI offers a myriad of activities to connect, collaborate and innovate in these technologies
Flexible Electronics
The future of electronics are fluid, stretchable, conformable and flexible. FlexTech promotes the growth and success of the flexible, hybrid and printed electronics industry with educational platforms, R&D funding and technology advocacy.
FlexTech, a SEMI Strategic Association Partner focuses on the growth, profitability and success of flexible and printed electronics, by developing educational forums, directing research and development funding and advocating for the technology. Learn more.
Since 1993, the FlexTech (formerly U.S. Display Consortium – USDC) has funded over 100 projects in R&D, with a total public/private investment in excess of U.S. $220 million. FlexTech solicits proposals from the flexible electronics industry for candidate projects which will receive funding. Learn more.
Find and use resources such as industry news, glossaries, industry directory and marketing tools for members. Learn more.
Nothing beats a face-to-face discussion of the latest technology developments. Check out an upcoming program to meet the key players and connect with customers and colleagues. Learn more.
