AI-driven semiconductor workshop held at T-Hub with global participation
An international workshop on Artificial Intelligence-driven semiconductor and energy-efficient hardware was organised at T-Hub by the Sri Vishnu Educational Society in Hyderabad, with support from Penn State University.
Hyderabad: A two-day International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence Driven Semiconductor and Energy Efficient Hardware was organised at T-Hub by the Sri Vishnu Educational Society (SVES), with active contribution from Penn State University, USA.
The workshop brought together more than 350 eminent academicians, researchers, industry leaders, policymakers and students from across India and abroad to deliberate on the rapidly evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence, Very Large-Scale Integration, semiconductor technologies, advanced packaging, photonics, edge computing and intelligent power electronics and hardware systems.
Aditya Vissam, Secretary, Sri Vishnu Educational Society (SVES), Ravichandran Rajagopal, Vice chairman of SVES, Prof. Madhavan Swami Nathan of Penn State University, USA, Nupur Shah, Navin Bishnoi of Marvell Technology, Prof. Sharath Sriram of RMIT University, Mr. Ravikanth Reddy of NXP, Dr. Charan Gurumurthy of Tata Electronics, Dr. Bhagwati Prasad of IISc Bangalore, Dr. Suraj Rengarajan of Applied Materials India, Dr. Nikita Ambasana of SimYog Technology, and Sharat Babu Kotamraju of AMD, participated.
The second day featured sessions by Prof. Rohit Sharma (IIT Ropar), Dr. Manish Kumar Hooda (India Semiconductor Mission), Prof. Christos Argyropoulos (Penn State University, USA), Dr. Yutaka Uematsu (Hitachi, Japan), Mr. Paul Ilanghovan (Kaynes Semicon), Dr. Sai Rama Krishna Malladi (IIT Hyderabad), and Dr. Harsha Sanjeev (CMTI, Bangalore).
