Creating a vibrant and sustainable
semiconductor ecosystem to benefit Canada
#CSS2024
FABrIC and CMC Microsystems are proud to present the 2024 Canadian Semiconductor Symposium, taking place October 9 and 10 in Markham, Ontario.
The agenda will feature prominent voices from across Canada’s semiconductor ecosystem. Experts from industry and academic research will provide a detailed overview of Canadian capabilities and future developments in core technologies.
Program Highlights
Day One
The Future of Semiconductor in Canada
- FABrIC and opportunities to accelerate innovation
- MNEs in Canada and their future needs
- The Canadian capital scene
- Spotlight on other sources of support for emerging companies
Evening Reception and Networking Session
Day Two
Showcasing the technology opportunity in Canada
- Canadian process manufacturing capabilities:
- Compound semiconductors
- Photonics
- MEMS
- Quantum and superconductors
We will also discuss semiconductor and innovation policy, opportunities to work with our peers in the U.S. and EU, and other ways to build a vibrant and sustainable Canadian semiconductor ecosystem.
The detailed program which will be released shortly. Follow us for more information, or reach us at symposium@cmc.ca
FABrIC Members are eligible for registration discounts (15% for industry members, 25% for academic members).
Learn more about FABrIC Membership options here, and if you are a FABrIC member, send a message to symposium@cmc.ca to obtain a discount code.
Travel and Accomodation
Reception
Reception will be held off-site at:
Markham Marriot
170 Enterprise Boulevard
Markham, ON L6G 1B3
6pm on Wednesday, October 9th
- A shuttle will be provided to and from our hotel
Getting Here
- Toronto Pearson International Airport
- Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
- TTC Bus Station
- Unionville GO
Flying with Porter Airlines?
- only available for CSS + Chips Month
Sponsorship Opportunities
The Canadian Semiconductor Symposium is part of CHIPS Month Canada, a month-long series of national semiconductor events, a “Semi-celebration” of the very small devices that have a very big impact.
