About

The IEEE International System-on-Chip Conference has a more than 38 years tradition of providing a forum for researchers and engineers in the area of ASIC and SoC development. Founded by the IEEE section of Rochester, NY in 1987 as a local ASIC seminar, the conference soon attracted a lot of international participants and grew in size and reputation. When ASIC complexity grew and SoCs were born, the ASIC conference was among the first ones extending its scope to become the IEEE SOC Conference (SOCC). On its 20th anniversary in 2007, IEEE SOCC was held outside of the USA for the first time. Since then, the conference has been held at multiple changing locations in Asia, Europe, Middle East, and the USA.

Publication
You can find the published papers of our conference and its predecessors on IEEE Xplore:

Papers are also indexed on Scopus (2011-2014, 2016-2024): https://www.scopus.com/sourceid/21000195610

To get to the web sites of previous conferences, open the Conference History section below and click on the conference year.

SOCC 2025	Dubai, UAE
Keynote 1:	Norbert Wehn	Chair for Microelectronic System Design University of Kaiserslautern-Landau “The Importance of Chip Design from a European Perspective and the Role of Open-Source"
Keynote 2:	Ricardo Reis	Professor Instituto de Informática Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil “Optimization is a Keyword in System on Chip Design”
Keynote 3:	Ibrahim (Abe) M. Elfadel	Professor, Computer and Information Engineering Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, UAE “Securing AI in the Wild: Is FHE Hardware Acceleration a Must?”
Keynote 4:	Khalid Elgazzar	Canada Research Chair in the Internet of Things (IoT) Ontario Tech University, Canada “Designing Real-Time Perception Models for Integration into Automotive SoCs"
Plenary 1:	Yehea Ismail	Professor, Center of Nanoelectronics and Devices (CND) American University in Cairo/Zewail City of Science and Technology, Egypt “CMOS Lab-on-a-chip for Mass Production of Affordable Diagnostic Chips"
Plenary 2:	Norbert Schuhmann	Head of Integrated Digital Systems Department Fraunhofer IIS, Germany “Global Semiconductor Strategies and Chiplet Innovations"
Plenary 3:	Mohamad Sawan	Chair Professor Westlake University “Neuromorphic-based System-on-Chips for Intelligent Brain-computer Interfaces"
Industrial Talk 1:	Daniella Ibrahim	Sales Engineer McKinsey Electronics “Powering the Next Generation of AIoT with Renesas and STMicroelectronics"
Industrial Talk 1:	Marco Bellinzona Alaeddine El Orf Abbassi Alessandro Repetto	Deda.ai “Intacture - The Natural Home of Data"

SOCC 2024	Dresden, Germany
Industrial Keynote:	Wolfgang Furtner	Distinguished Engineer for SoC Architectures Infineon Technologies AG “SoC Architecture for the Edge”
Industrial Keynote:	Harald Kröger	Member of the Board, Head of Sales, and President of Automotive SiMa.ai “SiMa.ai - the fastest of the fast. What corporate Europe can and should learn from Silicon Valley"
Conference Keynote:	Norbert Wehn	Chair for Microelectronic System Design University of Kaiserslautern-Landau “It’s all About Energy Efficiency"
Special Session Keynote:	Michael Schaffert	Senior Vice President Engineering E/E Architecture Robert Bosch GmbH “Enabling an Open Eco-System for Chiplet based Automotive SoCs"
Conference Keynote:	Lana Josipović	Assistant Professor, Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering ETH Zurich “From Software Programs to Digital Circuits"
Conference Keynote:	Sandip Kundu	Professor, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering Duke University “University of Massachusetts Amherst"

SOCC 2023	Santa Clara, CA
Keynote I:	Ron Black	Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Codasip “The revolution has started! How Custom Compute is disrupting the processor market”
Keynote II:	Marilyn Wolf	Koch Professor of Engineering, Director of the School of Computing University of Nebraska-Lincoln “The Semiconductor Ecosystem and Workforce Development"
Keynote III:	Ivo Bolsens	Senior Vice President, Head of Corporate Research and Advanced Development AMD “Navigating the Future Landscape of System-on-Chip Technologies"
Keynote IV:	Claire Vishik	Former fellow and group CTO Intel Co-founder and CTO of a stealth startup “Modern computing as a driver of ubiquitous change"
Keynote V:	Giovanni De Micheli	Professor and Director of the Integrated Systems Laboratory EPFL Lausanne, Switzerland “SOC synthesis for evolving technology platforms"
Keynote VI:	Hai "Helen" Li	Clare Boothe Luce Professor, Department Chair of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Duke University “Cross-layer Design Optimization for Processing-in-Memory AI Systems"

SOCC 2022	Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
Keynote I:	Michael Kagan	Chief Technology Officer (CTO) NVIDIA Corporation “The 21st Century Computing”
Keynote II:	David Harold	Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Imagination Technologies “The Evolution of the IP Industry"
Keynote III:	Maximilian Odendahl	Senior Director AMD “From Adaptive Computing towards Pervasive AI"
Keynote IV:	Daniel O'Loughlin	Vice President Engineering Qualcomm Technologies “The Second Wave of Convergence"
Keynote V:	Steve Furber	ICL Professor of Computer Engineering University of Manchester “From ARMs to Brains"
Keynote VI:	Maire O'Neill	Regius Professor Queen's University Belfast “Machine Learning and Hardware Security"
Keynote VII:	David Patterson	Distinguished Engineer, Google, and Professor Emeritus University of California at Berkeley “A Decade of Machine Learning Accelerators: Lessons Learned and Carbon Footprint"
Banquet:	Lynn Conway	Professor Emerita University of Michigan "Surfing the waves of techno-social evolution"
Plenary:	Zdenek Prikryl	Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Codasip “Scaling is Failing: What Next for SoC Design"
Plenary:	Norbert Schuhmann	Head of Integrated Digital Systems Business Unit Fraunhofer IIS “EPI - European Processor Initiative - An overview on creating a European ecosystem for high performance computing"

SOCC 2021	Las Vegas, NV (hybrid)
Keynote:	Jan Rabaey	CTO, System-Technology Co-Optimization (STCO) Division, IMEC, Belgium, and Professor, EECS Dept, University of California at Berkeley “Human-Centric Computing”
Keynote:	Kaushik Roy	Edward G. Tiedemann Jr. Distinguished Professor, and Director C-BRIC Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN “Re-Engineering Computing with Neuro-Inspired Learning: Devices, Circuits, and Systems”

SOCC 2020	VIRTUAL
Keynote:	Jered Floyd	Member of Technical Staff, Technology Strategist Red Hat, Inc. “Edge Computing Drives SoC Open Software Platforms”
Keynote:	Serge Leef	Program Manager Microsystems Technology Office, DARPA “Incorporation of Security into Chip Design Methodologies”
Keynote:	Song Han	Assistant Professor MIT “Tiny Machine Learning on Microcontrollers”
Keynote:	Diana Marculescu	Professor, Motorola Regents Chair in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Cockrell Family Chair for Departmental Leadership University of Texas, Austin “miliJoules for 1000 Inferences: Machine Learning Systems 'on the Cheap'”
Keynote:	Christy Tyberg	Senior Manager, Quantum Hardware Technology Development IBM Quantum, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center "Quantum Systems - The foundation for a new model of computation"
Keynote:	Norman Chang	Ansys Fellow & Chief Technologist ANSYS, Inc. “ML-augmented Thermal Solution from Architecture to Layout for Large SoC and 3DIC”

SOCC 2019	Singapore
Keynote:	Norbert Wehn	Professor and Chair for Microelectronic System Design Technische Universität Kaiserslautern, Germany "The Memory Wall: Challenges and Solutions"
Plenary:	Ram Krishnamurthy	Senior Research Director and Senior Principal Engineer Intel Labs, USA "Machine Learning and Hardware Security Technologies for the Nanoscale era: Challenges & Opportunities"
Keynote:	Massimo Alioto	Professor, Head of Green IC group, and Director of Integrated Circuits and Embedded Systems National University of Singapore, Singapore "Survival of The Fittest: Circuits and Architectures for Computation with Wide Power-Performance Adaptation Beyond Voltage Scaling"
Plenary:	Jerome Tjia	Senior Director, Head of Development Centre Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific Pte Ltd" "Anchoring Security in the Connected World"

SOCC 2018	Arlington, VA
Keynote:	Fadi Azhari	VP of marketing Wave Computing "Meeting the Hyper Growth Challenge of AI Applications"
Plenary:	Vijaykrishnan Narayanan	Distinguished Professor of Computer Science & Engineering and Electrical Engineering Pennsylvania State University "In-Memory Computing: The Resurgence"
Keynote:	Tarek El-Ghazawi	Professor and IEEE Fellow, The George Washington University "New Paradigms for Energy-Efficient Computing Beyond the Moore's Law Era"
Plenary:	Yu Wang	Associate Professor, E.E. Dept. Tsinghua University, Beijing, China "Neural Networks on Chip: From CMOS Accelerators to In-Memory-Computing"
Plenary:	Krishnendu Chakrabarty	Distinguished Professor and Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering Duke University "Predictive Analytics for Anomaly Detection and Failure Prediction in Complex Core Routers"
Banquet:	Sakir Sezer	Queen's University, Belfast "'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly': An ambitious suicide mission to commercialise academic research via a technology start-up"

SOCC 2017	Munich, Germany
Keynote:	Gerd Teepe	Director Marketing for Europe, CMOS Platforms Business Unit Globalfoundries "FDSOI and FINFET for SoC developments"
Keynote:	Ron Martino	Vice President, i.MX Application Processor Product Line NXP Semiconductor Corp. "Advanced Technology for Automotive Cockpits, Industrial Human-Machine-Interface and IoT Systems - Optimization of Technology - Architecture - Design"
Keynote:	Jörg Henkel	Chair for Embedded Systems CES Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) "The triangle of Power Density, Circuit Degradation and Reliability"
Keynote:	Josef Hausner	Division Vice President R&D IP Strategy Intel Mobile Communications "The Path to Global Connectivity - Wireless Communication enters the Next Generation"
Plenary:	Norbert Wehn	Chair for Microelectronic System Design University of Kaiserslautern "The Memory Challenge in Computing Systems: a Survey"

SOCC 2016	Seattle, WA
Keynote:	Jeannette M. Wing	Corporate Vice President Microsoft Research "Crashing Drones and Hijacked Cameras: CyberTrust Meets CyberPhysical"
Keynote:	Mircea Stan	Professor, Charles L. Brown Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering (ECE) University of Virginia "SoX at the Edge: the Heterogeneous, Highly Integrated IoT Systems of the future"
Plenary:	Edward A. Lee	Robert S. Pepper Distinguished Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences (EECS) U.C. Berkeley "The Internet of Important Things"
Plenary:	Ram Krishnamurthy	Senior Principal Engineer & Director of High Performance and Low Voltage Circuits Research Group Circuits Research Lab Intel Corporation "Energy Efficient and Ultra Low Voltage SoC design in Nanoscale CMOS Technologies"
Banquet:	Art Swift	President prpl Foundation "Hardware backed security framework for the IOT"
Forum Keynote:	Wolf Richter	President EPIC Semiconductors "IoT: No more Moore? Let's break the law!"

SOCC 2015	Beijing, China
Keynote:	Jason Cong	Chancellor's Professor, UCLA Computer Science Department, and Director, Center for Domain-Specific Computing University of California, Los Angeles "High-Level Synthesis and Beyond – from Datacenters to IoTs"
Keynote:	Chris Rowen	Fellow and CTO, Design Group Cadence Design Systems, Inc. "Five Forces Shaping the Silicon World: Advanced sensing and intelligence in IoT and vision"
Keynote:	Rui Hou	Vice President Processor Design Suzhou PowerCore, and Associate ProfessorInstitute of Computing Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences "Venice: A Cost-effective Architecture for Datacenter Servers"
Plenary:	Gavin Stark	Chief Scientist Netronome "Unicorns and Centaurs: Architecting SOCs for Software Defined Networking"
Banquet:	Yervant Zorian	Chief Architect and Fellow Synopsys "Ensuring Robustness in Today's SOCs"

SOCC 2014	Las Vegas, NV
Keynote:	Tom Beckley	Senior Vice President of R&D Cadence Design Systems, Inc. "The Internet of Every-Thing: EDA Perspectives"
Keynote:	J. Thomas Pawlowski	Fellow and Chief Technologist Micron Technology, Inc. "The Future of Memory/Logic Technologies and Computing System Architectures"
Keynote:	Scott Runner	VP of advanced methodologies and low-power design Qualcomm "SoCs for Mobile Applications: Systems from 0 MPH to over 100 MPH"
Plenary:	Jeffrey D. Brown	Distinguished Engineer, Emerging Product Development and Hardware Architect, SoC IBM "The Next Generation of Scale-Out Server Architecture : Building the OpenPOWER Eco-System"
Banquet:	Paul Eremenko	Director, Project Ara Google "Democratizing the mobile hardware ecosystem: Google's Project Ara"

SOCC 2013	Erlangen, Germany
Keynote:	Ronald M. Martino	Vice President, Product Development and Hardware R&D Freescale Automotive MCU Product Group "The Roadway to Innovation"
Keynote:	Carsten Elgert	Product Marketing Director IP-Group Cadence Design Systems Inc. “The pig in the poke? – Strategies to avoid unpleasant surprises with IP on your SoC”
Plenary:	Volker Politz	Vice President of Business Development Imagination, Inc., USA “Visions of future SoC Design: Why Heterogeneous Architectures and Power Matter”
Plenary:	Bill Huffman	Chief Architect Tensilica, Inc. “Processor-to-Memory Interface Design Methodologies for Energy and Performance Efficiencies”
Plenary:	Jonathan Young	Director Design Consulting Synospys Inc. “Power-Centric Timing Optimization for Low Power CPU Hardening”
Banquet:	Juergen Herre	Chief Scientist, Audio/Multimedia Activities, Fraunhofer IIS, Professor at University Erlangen-Nuernberg and International Audio Labs Erlangen "The MP3 story and more: Perceptual Audio Coding from its Beginnings to the Present"

SOCC 2012	Niagara Falls, NY
Keynote:	Bernard S. Meyerson	IBM Fellow Vice President, Innovation & Global University Relations IBM Systems and Technology Group “Driving Innovation in the "Post-Silicon" World”
Plenary:	Richard Grisenthwaite	ARM Fellow, VP of Technology, ARM “ Low power solutions for a smarter future”
Plenary:	Raj Yavatkar	Intel Fellow, Director, System-on-Chip Architecture Intel Architecture Group “Era of SoCs: What is next?”
Plenary:	Robert E. Geer	Vice President for Academic Affairs and Chief Academic Officer Professor of NanoScience College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE), University at Albany, SUNY “Connectivity Driven Systems: On-Chip, Off-chip and In-between”

SOCC 2011	Taipei, Taiwan
Keynote:	Yale N. Patt	Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Ernest Cockrell, Jr. Centennial Chair in Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin “The Future Microprocessor: Return of the ASIC”
Plenary:	Giovanni De Micheli	Professor and Director, Institute of Electrical Engineering, Integrated Systems Centre, EPF Lausanne, Switzerland “Nanosystems: technologies and architectures for sensing and computing”
Plenary:	Chih-Kung Lee	President, Institute for Information Industry, Taipei, Taiwan, Lifetime Distinguished Professor, Institute of Applied Mechanics, and Lifetime Distinguished Professor, Department of Engineering Science and Ocean Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan “From Global Telecare Development Trends to Taiwan's Biomedical Electronic System: Opportunity and Outlook”
Plenary:	Gideon Intrater	VP of Product Marketing and Applications, MIPS Technologies “Boosting performance efficiency in multiprocessor systems through multi-threading”
Luncheon:	Laung-Terng (L.-T.) Wang	President & CEO SynTest Technologies, Inc. “Introduction to SoC Testing”

SOCC 2010	Las Vegas, NV
Keynote:	Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli	Professor, University of California at Berkeley, and Chief Technology Advisor, Cadence Design Systems “SoC Design as an Example of Component-Based Design of Distributed Systems”
Plenary:	Michael Keating	Fellow, Synopsys Inc. ”Third Revolution: The Search for Scalable Code-Based Design”
Plenary:	Sandra Woodward	Senior Technical Staff Member, PowerEN Processor Chip Technical Lead, IBM Corp. ”The IBM Power Edge of Network™ Processor: A wire-speed System-on-a-Chip (SOC): Technical Overview and Challenges for a Large Complex SOC used in Next-Generation Systems”
Plenary:	Jo Dale Carothers	Partner, Covington & Burling LLP “What You Need to Know About Patent Litigation”
Luncheon:	P.R.Mukund	President and CEO, NanoArk Corp. “From Film to Silicon: The Migration of Document Archiving Technology”

SOCC 2009	Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
Keynote:	Hermann Eul	Member of the Management Board, Executive VP Sales, Marketing, Technology and R&D, Infineon “The future of mobile broadband internet – powered by the semiconductor industry”
Plenary:	James O’Riordan	Chief Technology Officer & VP Corporate Development, Silicon & Software Systems Ltd. “What are the Real Innovations that Fabless Companies should be looking at?”
Plenary:	Liang-Gee Chen	Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University “Toward neocortical computing with tera-scale SOC”

SOCC 2008	Newport Beach, CA
Keynote:	Nick Ilyadis	VP and CTO of Enterprise Networking Group, Broadcom “SOC Challenges in the Terabit Networks Era”
Plenary:	Alexander D. Peleg	Vice President, Mobility Group Director, Intel Architecture Strategic and Platform Planning Intel Corporation “Future Trends in PC Computing and their Implications to SoC”
Plenary:	Kamran Eshraghian	President, Eshraghian Laboratories Pty Ltd., and Ferrero Family Chair in Electrical Engineering, University of California, Merced. “Surfing the iSoC Multitechnology Platform: Volumetric Growth beyond Moore's Law”
Luncheon:	David F. Doody	Flight Operations Lead, Cassini Mission Support & Services, NASA Jet Propulsion Lab “Cassini-Huygens at Saturn”
“Hot Topic” Plenary:	Iain Richardson	Director, Centre for Video Communications, The Robert Gordon University, UK “Dynamic Configuration: Beyond Video Coding Standards”

SOCC 2007	Hsinchu, Taiwan
Keynote:	Jackson Hu	Chairman and CEO, United Microelectronics Corporation ”Will Moore’s Law continue ?”
Plenary:	Dave Holt	President and CEO, Lightspeed Logic, Inc. ”Beyond Standard Cells”
Plenary:	Heinrich Meyr	Director, Institute for Integrated Signal Processing Systems, Aachen University of Technology ”A future of heterogeneous many processor SoCs: Nightmare or a necessary paradigm change?”
Luncheon:	Sheng-Chun (Paul) Lo	Sr. VP and GM, Analog/Mixed-Signal Group, Synopsys

SOCC 2006	Austin, TX
Keynote:	Gene Frantz	Principal Fellow, Texas Instruments “How the Shrinking System is creating an Expanding Market”
Plenary:	Jan Rabaey	Donald O. Pederson Distinguished Professor, University of California at Berkeley “Curing the ailments of nanometer CMOS through self-healing and resiliency”
Plenary:	Jim Kahle	IBM Fellow and Director of Technology, STI Design Center for Cell Technology, IBM Corporation
Luncheon:	Dean Cubley	Director and Chairman, ERF Wireless Director, Eagle Broadband Inc. “The Wild West Days of NASA”

SOCC 2005	Washington, DC
Keynote:	Hans Stork	Senior VP & CTO, Texas Instruments, Inc. “Advanced CMOS Technology for Digital Communication Systems“
Plenary:	Ivo Bolsens	Vice President and CTO, Xilinx “FPGA, The Heart of Embedded Systems”
Plenary:	Jacques Benkoski	Entrepreneur in Residence, US Venture Partners “The Evolving Silicon Infrastructure: Issues and Opportunities”
Luncheon:	Rajesh Galivanche	Principal Engineer, Intel “Test Challenges for Nanometer Designs”

SOCC 2004	Santa Clara, CA
Keynote:	Paul E. Jacobs	Executive VP and President, QUALCOMM Wireless & Internet Group “Beyond Voice: The third Generatin of Wireless”
Plenary:	Kiyoo Itoh	Fellow, Hitachi Ltd. “Review and Prospects of Low-Voltage RAM Circuits”
Plenary:	James D. Meindl	Director, Microelectronics Research Center, Georgia Institute of Technology “The Interconnect Era of ASIC/SOC Technology”
Banquet:	Michael Riordan	Adjunct Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz “The Roots of Silicon Valley”
Luncheon:	Jürgen Koehl	Distinguished Engineer, IBM Systems and Technology Group “IBM ASIC Design TAT Reducton”

SOC 2003	Portland, OR
Keynote:	Hyung Kyu Lim	President, System LSI Business, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. “Expanding Mobile Space: Challenges and Opportunities”
Plenary:	Mi-Chang Chang	Director of Design Service Division, TSMC
Plenary:	Dennis Buss	Vice President, Silicon Technology Development, Texas Instruments “CMOS SoC Technology For Personal Internet Products”
Banquet:	Gene Frantz	Principal Fellow, Texas Instruments “A History of Speak-and-Spell and How DSP Evolved”

ASIC/SOC 2002	Rochester, NY
Keynote:	Hirokazu Hashimoto	Senior Vice President, NEC Electron Devices, NEC Corporation Chairman, NEC Electronics Inc.
Plenary:	Tom Bednar	Senior Technical Staff Member, IBM Microelectronics
Banquet:	Kumar Krishen	Fellow, Society for Design And Process Science (SDPS) “New Technologies that can Support Human Exploration of Space”

ASIC/SOC 2001	Arlington, VA	“SoC in a Networked World” (This conference was cancelled because of Sept. 11 attacks)
Keynote:	Hirokazu Hashimoto	Senior Vice President, NEC Electron Devices, NEC Corporation Chairman, NEC Electronics Inc.
Plenary:	Behzad Razavi	University of California, Los Angeles, and Transpectrum Technologies “Challenges in IC Design for Optical Communication Systems”
Plenary:	Peter Robinson	API NetWorks “HyperTransport Technology for Networking”
Banquet:	John Tanner	President & CEO, Tanner Research Inc. “Low Volume Manufacture of Chips, Boards, and Enclosures”

ASIC/SOC 2000	Arlington, VA	“System-on-Chip in the Internet Age”
Keynote:	John E. Kelly, III	Senior Vice President & Group Executive, Technology Group, IBM Corp. "Communications System-on-a-chip - Opportunity and Challenges"
Plenary:	Wolfgang Roethig	NEC Electronics "Design for Signal Integrity on SoC"
Luncheon:	James Urquhart	Chief Operating Officer and Director, ARM Holdings plc.

ASIC/SOC 1999	Arlington, VA	“The Road to System-on-Chip (SOC)”
Keynote:	Wilfred J. Corrigan	Chairman and CEO, LSI Logic Corporation "System-on-a-chip in the Internet Economy"
Plenary:	James D. Meindl	Director, Microelectronics Research Center, Georgia Institute of Technology "Opportunities and Persistent Limits on a GSI System-on-a-Chip"
Plenary:	Yervant Zorian	Chief Technology Advisor, LogicVision, Inc. "System-on-Chip Test Strategies"
Plenary:	Kensall D. Wise	Director, Center for Integrated Microsystems, University of Michigan “INTEGRATED MICROSYSTEMS: Merging MEMS, Micropower Electronics, and Wireless Communications”
Banquet:	Leon Chua	Director of Nonlinear Electronics Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley "Nanostructures and Cellular Neural Networks"
Luncheon:	Juri Matisoo and Ram Krishnamurthy	Vice President of Technology, Silicon Industry Association Intel Corp. "SIA’s International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors"

ASIC 1998	Rochester, NY	“ULSI - Making it Real”
Keynote:	Raul Camposano	Chief Technical Officer, Senior Vice President & General Manager Design Tools, Sysopsys Inc. "Design Technology for System on a Chip"
Banquet:	James F. Bell III	Cornell University Dept. of Astronomy "NASA Mars Rovers and Orbiters: Imaging the Geologic History of the Red Planet"
Luncheon:	Vic Kulkarni	Head of Library Business Unit, Avant! Corporation "Silicon Intellectual Property: The Passport to System-on-a-Chip"

ASIC 1997	Portland, OR	“Portable Solutions”
Keynote:	Eli Harari	President & CEO, SanDisk Corporation "Flash Memory-the Universal Digital Storage Medium for the Coming Age of Consumer Electronics"
Banquet:	John Tanner	President & CEO, Tanner Research Inc. "The Future of EDA: An Alternative View"
Luncheon:	Levy Gerzberg	President & CEO, Zoran Corp. "Entrepreneurship in the U.S."

ASIC 1996	Rochester, NY	“VLSI Systems Solutions”
Keynote:	Walter Davis	Senior Vice President and Director of Strategic Semiconductor Operations for the Messaging Systems Products Group, Motorola, Inc "The Role of VLSI in Wireless Communication"
Banquet:	Irwin Federman	Senior Partner, US Venture Partners “Venture Capital Perspectives on the Information Technology Revolution”
Luncheon:	Charles (Bob) Hewes	Texas Instruments “The Convergence of DSP and ASIC”

ASIC 1995	Austin, TX	“Implementing the Information Superhighway with Emerging Technologies”
Keynote:	Peng H. Ang	Vice President and General Manager Consumer Products Division, LSI Logic Corporation “ASIC Technology: The Driving force behind the Information Superhighway”
Banquet:	Brad Cox	George Mason University "Taming the Electronic Frontier"
Luncheon:	David M. Williams	Director of Home Media Lab, Intel “The Soul of a New Medium - Musings on the Information Superhighway”

ASIC 1994	Rochester, NY
Keynote:	Ron Smith	General Manager PCI Components Division, Intel Corporation “Performance Issues for PCs in the Consumer Market”
Banquet:	Robert A. Pease	National Semiconductor "What's All This Feedback Stuff?"
Luncheon:	Arpad G. Toth	Imaging Research Laboratories, Eastman Kodak “Image Enabled Multimedia Communications”

ASIC 1993	Rochester, NY
Keynote:	Aart J. de Geus	President, Synopsys, Inc. “One Million Gate ASIC? Not with Present EDA Tools and Methodology!”
Banquet:	V. Michael Bove, Jr.	MIT Media Laboratory "Hardware and Software Implications of Representing Scenes as Data"
Luncheon:	Richard S. Wolff	Director, Personal Communications Applications Research, Bellcore “Personal Communications Applications: New Opportunities and Challenges for ASIC Designers”

ASIC 1992	Rochester, NY
Keynote:	Hal Alles	Chief Architect, Mentor Graphics Corp. “ICs and ASICs at Thirty-Something”
Keynote:	S. Samuel Liu	President, Silicon Integrated Systems Corp., Taiwan R.O.C. ”ASICs in the 90's -- an Asia Pacific Perspective”
Banquet:	Bruce R. Bourbon	President and CEO, Vertex Semiconductor Corp, a Toshiba Subsidiary "The Design Gap"
Luncheon:	Michael J. Barry	CD Imaging Development, Eastman Kodak Company “The Photo CD Imaging System”

ASIC 1991	Rochester, NY
Keynote:	Frederick T. Tucker	Senior Vice President, General Manager Automotive and Industrial Group, Motorola Inc. “ASICs in the Automotive Industry”
Keynote:	Tommy Ng	General Manager of ICCAD Advanced Design Automation, Mentor Graphics Corp. ”Design Methodology in High Complexity ASIC Design”
Keynote:	Douglas B. Boyle	Director, Hardware Engineering, Sun Microsystems Engineering “CAD Requirements for High-Volume, High Performance, Low Cost Designs”
Banquet:	David G. Richardson	Vice President, Integrated Components, Northern Telecom Electronics, Ontario, Canada "ASICs and High Performance Telecommunication Systems"
Luncheon:	Bruce McWilliams	Senior Vice President, Chief Technical Officer, nCHIP, Inc. “Multichip Modules Today and Tomorrow”

ASIC 1990	Rochester, NY
Keynote:	Rajinder Khosla	Director, Microelectronics Technology Division Research Labs, Eastman Kodak “System Integration using ASICs in the 90's”
Keynote:	Robert Walker	Vice President, Technical Marketing, LSI Logic Corp. “ASIC Tests in the Nineties”
Keynote:	James A. Rowson	Fellow, VLSI Technology Inc. “1990's ASIC CAD: Getting the System Right”
Keynote:	Robert B. Johnson	Vice President, ASIC Division, National Semiconductor Corp. "Single Vendor Solution"
Banquet:	Charles P. Holt	Vice President, Systems Reprographic Development Unit, Xerox Corp. "The Document Processing Explosion of the 90s"
Luncheon:	Walter Kleinfelder	Senior Research Manager, IBM Watson Research Center “Research Parallel Processor Prototype”

Technical Program Committee (as of 2025)

Cristinel Ababei, Marquette University, USA
Mohamed Abbas, Assiut University, Egypt
Damilola Azeez Agboola, University of Mississippi, USA
Ali Ahmadinia, California State University San Marcos, USA
Lilas Alharis, Khalifa University, United Arab Emirates
Mohammed Ali Alqodah, University of Mississippi, USA
Md Tanvir Arafin, George Mason University, USA
Muhammad Waqas Arshad, University of Bologna, Italy
Fan Chen, Indiana University Bloomington, USA
Ke-Horng Chen, NCTU, Taiwan
Kun-Chih Chen, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
Kunvar Chokshi, Tesla, USA
Wang Chong, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, China
Udhaya Kumar Dayalan, Trane Technologies, USA
Nahla Elaraby, TU Wien, Austria
Mohamed Elsersy, Higher Colleges of Technology, United Arab Emirates
Rida Gadhafi, University of Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Mohamed Ghoneim, Nile University, Egypt
Bhoomika Ghosh, Industry Professional, USA
Diana Goehringer, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
Saeid Gorgin, Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), Korea (South)
Srinivas Raju Gottimukkala, Deere & Company, USA
Jingjing Guo, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China
Xinfei Guo, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
Praveen Kumar Guraja, Oregon Institute of Technology, USA
Hassan Harb, American University of the Middle East, Kuwait
Mahdi Hasanzadeh, North Carolina A&T State University, USA
Md Mehedi Hassain, International Islamic University Chittagong, Bangladesh
Chih-Tsun Huang, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
Po-Tsang Huang, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
Shaoyi Huang, Stevens Institute of Technology, USA
Mark Indovina, Rochester Institute of Technology, USA
Toshiyuki Inoue, The University of Shiga Prefecture, Japan
Ferdib Al Islam, Northern University of Business and Technology Khulna, Bangladesh
Tianyu Jia, Peking University, China
Hailong Jiao, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, China
Md Rahat Kader Khan, University of Mississippi, USA
Ahmed Kamaleldin, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
Ishva Jitendrakumar Kanani, Independent Researcher, USA
Christian Maximilian Karle, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Goeun Kim, Samsung Electronics, Korea (South)
Prosen Kirtonia, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, USA
Ari Kulmala, Tampere University, Finland
Maria Kyrarini, Santa Clara University, USA
Seyyidahmed Lahmer, UCLouvain, Italy
Bo-Cheng Lai, National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan
Jinmei Lai, Fudan University, China
Bo Li, Xidian University, China
He Li, Southeast University, China
Ingchao Lin, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
Di Liu, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
Shakil Mahmud, University of Mississippi, USA
Wei Mao, Xidian University, China
Erik Markert, Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany
Tamador Nadem Mohaidat, University of Mississippi, USA
Sajeed Mohammad, Company, USA
Kunal Nandi, Bytedance, USA
Alberto Nannarelli, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
Samiul Islam Niloy, University of Mississippi, USA
Zhiqi Niu, University of Mississippi, USA
Clement T Okolo, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, USA
Ahmed Mohamed Omar, Assiut University, Egypt
Victor Onuchi Onyenagubom, Teesside University London, United Kingdom (Great Britain)
Maurizio Palesi, University of Catania, Italy
Sanjeev Panta, The University of Louisiana at Lafayette, USA
Sai Manoj Pudukotai Dinakarrao, George Mason University, USA
Abdur Rahman, Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), Germany
Vinay Rayapati, International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore, India
Lobna Said, Nile University, Egypt
Naman Saxena, Qualcomm Inc., USA
Mohamed Seliem, University College Cork, Ireland
Jothiraj Selvaraj, College of Engineering, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, India
Hongsup Shin, Arm, USA
Qi Sun, Zhejiang University, China
Jing Tian, Nanjing University, China
Laxmi Vanam, Kelltontech, USA
Rajesh Vayyala, PRA Group Inc, USA
Maisam Wahbah, University of Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Lei Wang, University of Connecticut, USA
Xueyan Wang, Beihang University, China
Yu Wang, Tsinghua University, China
Jiun-Kai Yang, Qualcomm Inc., Taiwan
Junaid Yousaf, GIKI, Pakistan
Renyuan Zhang, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan
Jiawei Zheng, Nvidia, USA
Ying Zhu, National Information Optoelectronic Innovation Center, China
Zhuo Zou, Fudan University, Sweden
Michael Zuzak, Rochester Institute of Technology, USA