Michael Adeniya

Summary

Daniel is joined by Michael Adeniya, Group Director, Microelectronics Global and a key architect behind the launch of Microelectronics US. Mike is focused on uniting the “Silicon Hills” ecosystem to address the practical engineering bottlenecks of the post CHIPS Act era. By fostering strategic partnerships … Read More

Key takeaways

• Microelectronics US is a free-to-attend event in Austin targeting the underserved Silicon Hills ecosystem, bringing together semiconductor, photonics, and embedded engineering communities under one roof for the first time.
• The show prioritizes startup visibility by partnering exclusively with Silicon Catalyst to provide early-stage chip companies free exhibition space and dedicated stage time alongside giants like AMD, Intel, Samsung, and Texas Instruments.
• The agenda is structured around practical execution challenges—not just exploration—featuring hands-on design engineer tracks in robotics and automotive that guide attendees from initial design through scaled production.

Why this matters

As the post-CHIPS Act era shifts the industry from technology exploration to scaled execution, Microelectronics US represents a strategic effort to consolidate semiconductor, photonics, and embedded ecosystems in a high-growth regional hub, creating new partnership and go-to-market opportunities for both startups and established players outside the traditional Silicon Valley circuit.

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Show notes

Daniel is joined by Michael Adeniya, Group Director, Microelectronics Global and a key architect behind the launch of Microelectronics US. Mike is focused on uniting the “Silicon Hills” ecosystem to address the practical engineering bottlenecks of the post CHIPS Act era. By fostering strategic partnerships … Read More