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ABOUT THE EVENT
Atoms to Algos is the mindset that will allow people to build the next generation of transformative technology. In the AI-era and beyond, what can be achieved will depend on the ability to optimize systems from the level of the atom all the way up to the user experience. This requires an unprecedented level of collaboration across the ecosystem. With that in mind, Applied Materials is organizing the Atoms to Algos speaker series to bring together leading thinkers to partner on disruptive innovations that will change industries.
On June 8, 2023 Applied Materials is pleased to host Atoms to Algos: Driving Chip Innovation across the Value Chain
The value chain for chip design and production is undergoing a transformation with new expectations for value delivery and a greater focus on differentiation. Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing chip design requirements, and companies must keep up with the latest developments to stay ahead of the competition. New use cases are emerging that demand innovative solutions from the chip industry.
We will explore the challenges and opportunities with industry experts and thought leaders and provide insights and strategies for success in this dynamic landscape.
Entrance is free of charge. Registration is required and is now available.
Atoms to Algos is hosted by Think Silicon, an Applied Materials company based in Greece. Think Silicon is a leading provider of ultra-low power GPU IP for embedded systems.
For additional information, please contact Georgia_Protogerou@amat.com.
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Keynote Speakers
Polychronis Xekalakis
Distinguished Engineer & Chief Architect
NVIDIA
Kostas Mallios
Corporate Vice President for Applied AI
Applied Materials
Dino Bekis
Vice President & General Manager
Qualcomm
Julia Werra
Associate Partner
Software & Automotive sector
McKinsey & Company
Thanasis Konistis
Director of After Sales &
New Business Development
Kosmocar
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Moderators of the Panel Discussions
Marcos Veremis
Co-founder & Chairman, Upstream
Partner, Big Pi Ventures
Panagiotis Karampinis
Managing Director
Endeavor, Greece
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Tentative Agenda
14:00 | Doors Open |
14:30 –14:40 | Welcome |
14:40 –15:10 | Chips, Chiplets and the Future of Semiconductor Industry Kostas Mallios, Corporate Vice President & General Manager, Applied Materials George Sidiropoulos, Country President Applied Materials Greece |
15:10–15:40 | Moore's Law is Dead, New Opportunities and Challenges Polychronis Xekalakis, Distinguished Engineer, Chief Architect NVIDIA |
15:40–16:10 | Building the Foundation for the Next Wave of Innovation
Dino Bekis, VP & GM, Wearables & Mixed Signal Solutions Business Unit, Qualcomm |
16:10–16:25 | Break |
16:25–16:50 | Autonomous – Connected – Electric - Shared: Transformation of the Automotive Industry and Implications for Semiconductor Manufacturers Julia Werra, Associate Partner, Software & Automotive sector, McKinsey |
16:50–17:15 | Astypalea: A Transformation Paradigm for Smart & Sustainable Mobility Ecosystems Thanasis Konistis, Director of After Sales & New Business Development, Kosmocar (VW) |
17:15–17:30 | Break |
17:30–18:10 | Panel discussion: Driving Chip Innovation Across the Value Chain Dino Bekis, Thanasis Konistis, Kostas Mallios, Julia Werra, Polychronis Xekalakis Moderated by Marco Veremis (Co-founder & Chairman Upstream, Partner Big Pi Ventures) |
18:10–18:50 | Panel Discussion: The Future of Tech in Greece Moderated by Panagiotis Karampinis (Managing Director, Endeavor Greece) |
18:50–19:00 | Break |
19:00–19:45 | Breakout Session 1 – Special Q&A : Polychronis Xekalakis (Multifunctional Room 2) Breakout Session 2 – Special Q&A : Dino Bekis (Lighthouse) Breakout Session 3 – Special Q&A : Julia Werra, Thanasis Konistis (Maker Space) |
19:45–21:00 | Networking Cocktail Hour sponsored by Endeavor |
21:00 | End |
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