Session Details
[WS1]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?
Sun. Jun 29, 2025 2:00 PM - 5:30 PM JST
Sun. Jun 29, 2025 5:00 AM - 8:30 AM UTC
Sun. Jun 29, 2025 5:00 AM - 8:30 AM UTC
Room A (1F Conference Hall)
Organizers: Mizuki Shirao (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation), Patrick Lo (Advanced Micro Foundry Pte Ltd)
The integration of photonics and electronics, whether through monolithic like System-on-Chip or via advanced packaging as System-in-package, has become critically important. This convergence plays an indispensable role in enabling modern AI and machine learning technologies. The synergetic integration of photonics and electronics finds unique applications in areas such as information processing, intelligent perception, automatic control, and optical computing. Once a subject of heavy debate, the inevitability of this technology is now widely acknowledged, therefore as reflected in the title of this workshop. The goal of this workshop is to explore and try to answer the questions of “how”, “what” and “when” of this evolution and identify key drivers to transform these advancements from concepts to realities through a global collaborative effort.
This workshop will address core topics, e.g.,:
・End-User Applications and Market Insights: Major applications driving industry needs.
・Core Process and Design Technologies: Strategies for implementation.
・Innovative Materials and Integration Strategies: Scaling beyond silicon’s capabilities.
・Advanced Packaging Technologies: Scaling out with higher I/O density in “ocean” or “shoreline” configurations.
・New Design Tools: Tackling challenges and exploring opportunities.
・Readiness of the service providers: including Wafer Fabrication, Ensuring a coordinated framework to support these efforts.
This workshop will address core topics, e.g.,:
・End-User Applications and Market Insights: Major applications driving industry needs.
・Core Process and Design Technologies: Strategies for implementation.
・Innovative Materials and Integration Strategies: Scaling beyond silicon’s capabilities.
・Advanced Packaging Technologies: Scaling out with higher I/O density in “ocean” or “shoreline” configurations.
・New Design Tools: Tackling challenges and exploring opportunities.
・Readiness of the service providers: including Wafer Fabrication, Ensuring a coordinated framework to support these efforts.
[WS1-1]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session1: Overview, User & Foundry
○Atsushi Takai (LitAhead Consultant)
[WS1-2]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session1: Overview, User & Foundry
○Shai Cohen (NVIDIA)
[WS1-3]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session1: Overview, User & Foundry
○Takashi Saida (Head of NTT Device Innovation Center)
[WS1-4]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session1: Overview, User & Foundry
○Joris VanCampenhout (IMEC)
[WS1-5]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session1: Overview, User & Foundry
○Xu Wang (Cadence)
[WS1-6]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session2: Technologies (device and assembly)
○Masaki Kato (Marvell)
[WS1-7]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session2: Technologies (device and assembly)
○Yuqing Jiao (Eindhoven University of Technology)
[WS1-8]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session2: Technologies (device and assembly)
○Tatsuro Hiraki (NTT Corporation)
[WS1-9]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session2: Technologies (device and assembly)
○Takahito Suzuki (Oki)
[WS1-10]Evolution of Photonics-Electronics Convergence Technology - Can We Make it, How and When?_Session2: Technologies (device and assembly)
○Xinlun Cai (Liobate Techchnologies / Sun Yat-sen University)