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79%of visitors

influence buying decisions

17%international

visitors

40%of visitors represent

Engineering JobFunctions

SEMICON® West 2016Visitor Highlights• 79% of those surveyed had a high infl uence in the buying decision

• 70% of attendees are management level and above

• 40% of visitors represented engineering and product management functions

Keynotes and Executive Panel• John Kern, Sr. Vice President, Supply Chain Operations, Cisco Systems

• Atul Mahamuni, Vice President, Internet of Things, Oracle

• Executive Summit featuring:

– Tim Archer, Chief Operating Offi cer, Lam Research

− Michael Campbell, Sr. VP, Engineering, Qualcomm

− Bridget Karlin, Managing Director, IoT Group, Intel

− Bertrand Loy, President and Chief Executive Offi cer, Entegris

Program Highlights• NEW—TechXPOT South showcased the Advanced Manufacturing

Forum featuring industry thought leaders from: IBM, imec, Lam Research, Synopsys, Skyworks, GLOBALFOUNDRIES, and many more.

• NEW—TechXPOT North hosted the Advanced Packaging Forum with presentations from Cisco, TSMC, Mentor Graphics, Texas Instruments, and others on the show fl oor.

• The World of IoT Forum included: Big Data and Analytics, Smart Things, M2M, MEMS, and Trends and Opportunities.

Registration

Total Attendance (Visitors and Exhibitors)* 27,591

Total Verifi ed Visitors* 18,426* SEMICON West and Intersolar North America

Exhibitor Information

Total SEMICON Exhibiting Companies 688

Total Net Exhibit Area (sq. ft.) 122,336

International Attendance

Total International Verifi ed SEMICON Visitors: 1,440(17% of verifi ed unique SEMICON Visitors)

Major Countries Represented (Percent of Intl. Visitors)

Japan 23% United Kingdom 4%South Korea 17% Isreal 3%Taiwan 8% Other SEA 3%Germany 7% Canada 2%Mainland China 5% France 2%Other EU 5% Netherlands 2%Singapore 5% Switzerland 2%

Premier Sponsors

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Visitor ProfileSEMICON West attracts a highly influential audience from every segment and sector of the global microelectronics industries, including semiconductors, solar/PV, LEDs, MEMS, Display, Fabless/Design, System OEMs, printed/flexible electronics, and other adjacent markets.

Influential Buyers

Primary Job Functions

Research and Development Engineering 10%

Product Management/Engineering 8%

Design Engineering (incl. Software, Systems, Test, Hardware) 7%

Mfg. Engineering/Operations Management 7%

Fabrication and Process Engineering 3%

Quality Assurance and Test Engineering 2%

Assembly/Packaging Engineering 1%

Chemical Engineering 1%

Facilities Engineering/Engineering Support 1%

Marketing /Sales/Business Development 26%

Executive Management/Board Member 16%

Purchasing/Procurement 4%

Financial/Industry Analyst 3%

Manufacturing and Production 3%

Government/Public Policy/Investor Relations 1%

Human Resources Management 1%

Training/Educator 1%

EHS <1%

Other 4%

PURCHASING AUTHORITY

32% Final Decision Maker

42% Recommend/ Evaluate/Consult

5% Specify

21% No Role/Other

JOB LEVELS

20% Executive Management

23% Senior Management

27% Other Management

28% Non-management

3% Other (including students)

40% visitors represent engineering or Technical-influence Roles

79% visitors had influence in buying decisions

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Technology Interests

SEMICON West attracts a diverse range of visitors from across the microelectronics industry with multiple industry and technology interests.

Microelectronic Device Interests

Integrated Circuit (IC) Logic 11%MEMS/Sensor Components 9%Analog/Power Semiconductors 8%Integrated Circuit (IC) Memory 8%Batteries 7%ASICs 6%Displays 6%Integrated Systems 6%LED Components 6%Flexible/Plastic Electronics 5%

Systems Interests

PC/Computer/Tablet/Storage 12%Consumer Electronics/Wearables 11%Energy/Power 11%Automotive 10%Industrial 10%Communications 9%Healthcare/Biotechnology/Wellness 9%Sensing 9%Imaging 6%Security 6%

Areas of InterestSEMICON West visitors are interested in a broad range of industries, technologies, and products from across the supply chain, from design to final manufacturing.

Areas of Interest

MANUFACTURINGSemiconductor Device Manufacturing (IDM, foundry) 32%Packaging, Assembly, and Test Services 17%Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) 16%MEMS Manufacturing 14%Fabless Semiconductor Manufacturer/Design Services 11%Fabless Semiconductor Manufacturing 11%LED Manufacturing 11%PV Manufacturing 11% Other Manufacturing 10%

MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENTWafer Processing/Front-end Manufacturing Equipment 30%Test Equipment (Device) 16%Inspection and Measurement/Metrology Products 14%Assembly and Packaging Equipment 12%MEMS Manufacturing Equipment 10%Cleanroom/Lab Equipment 11%Factory Automation/Robotics 11%Test Equipment (Environmental) 9%Display Manufacturing Equipment 8%Material Handling Equipment 8%LED Manufacturing Equipment 7%Printing, Coating, Roll-to-roll Equipment 6%Secondary Equipment and Services 4%Other Equipment 6%

MATERIALSWafers and Related Substrates 18%Deposition Materials 10%Process Chemicals 10%Assembly and Packaging Materials 9%Consumables (Test and Process) 9%Gases and Liquid Chemicals 9%Photolithography Materials 8%Cleanroom Supplies 6%LED Materials 6%MEMS Materials Supplier 6%PV/Solar Cells and Modules 6%Inks, Pastes, and Printing Materials 4%Other Materials 7%

COMPONENTS/SUB-SYSTEMS/SOFTWARESoftware—Manufacturing/Factory Automation 8%Factory Control Automation/Facilities 7%Software—Electronic Design (EDA)/Silicon Intellectual Property (IP) 6%Sub-systems 4%Support Products (includes consumables) 4%

SERVICES/SUPPORT PRODUCTSManufacturing Services or Manufacturing Consulting 6%General Business Services/Consulting 3%Other 7%

Numbers reflect percentages of unique SEMICON visitors

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Key Visiting Companies and OrganizationsSEMICON West attracts visitors from around the world and from every major microelectronics company, including buying teams from the world’s top capital spending IDMs, foundries, fabless, OSATs, and OEMs. (Partial listings below)

IDMS/FOUNDRIES

• Cypress• GLOBAL-

FOUNDRIES• IBM• IDT

• IM Flash• Infineon• Intel• Micron• Panasonic

• Samsung• SK Hynix• Spansion• STMicro-

electronics

• Texas Instruments• Toshiba• TSMC• X-Fab

RESEARCH/ACADEMIA

• Cal Poly—Pomona and San Luis Obispo

• Carnegie Mellon University

• cea-Leti• Cornell University • Fraunhofer Institute• George Washington

University• IMEC• Intermolecular• Lawrence Berkeley Lab• Lawrence Livermore,

National Lab• Michigan State

University • National Institute

of Standards (NIST)

• Novati

• Oregon State University • Purdue University • San Jose State

University • Sandia National Lab• Santa Clara University • Stanford University/SLAC• SUNY Polytechnic

Institute• SUNY POLY-SEMATECH• University College

London• University of Applied

Sciences Jena• University of Arizona• University of CA, Berkeley• University of CA, Davis• University of CA, Merced• University of CA,

Santa Barbara

• University of CA, Santa Cruz

• University of Cincinnati• University of Colorado• University of Florence• University of Illinois• University of Konstanz• University of Maryland • University of

Massachusetts• University of Michigan• University of Notre Dame• University of Oregon• University of Pennsylvania• University of Rochester

Medical Center• University of Texas

Arlington• University of Toronto• University of Washington

OSATs

• Amkor Technology• AmTech Micro-

electronics• ASE Group• Carsem• ChipMOS Taiwan• Corwil Technology• FlipChip International

• Hana Microelectronics Group

• Hana Micron• Kyocera America• Lingsen Precision

Industries• Microchip Technology• NANIUM

• Nantong Fujitsu Microelectronics

• Promex Industries• Shinko Electric

Industries• Silicon Turnkey Solutions• Stars Microelectronics• STATS ChipPAC

FABLESS/SYSTEM OEMS

• 3M• Agilent• Altera• AMD• Analog Devices• Apple• Avago• Bloom Energy• Bridgelux• Broadcom• Cisco• Cree

• CSR• Fairchild• Flextronics• Freescale• Google• Hewlett-Packard• HGST• Huawei• Intersil• Jabil• Lattice

Semiconductor

• LG• Lockheed Martin• LSI• Magnachip• Marvell• Maxim• Micrel• Microsoft• Northrop

Grumman• nVidia• O2 Micro

• ON Semiconductor

• Oracle• Qualcomm• Raytheon• SanDisk• Seagate

Technology• Sony• Tyco• Vishay Siliconix• Western Digital• Xilinx

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Media Partners and AttendeesMore than 50 international trade and business publications and more than 100 journalists and industry analysts partnered with SEMI to bring extensive global coverage of news and information about and from SEMICON West and our participating companies. (Partial listings below)

2016 MEDIA PARTNERS

• 3D InCites• Adhesives & Sealants

Industries• Advanced Packaging• Angel Business

Communications• AspenCore• Austrian Trade

Commission• AVEM• AZoNano• Bitnavi• Bloomberg• Bodo’s Power• C&EN (American

Chemical Society)• Cadence• Ceramic Industry• Chip Design• Chip Scale Review• Circuitnet • Compound

Semiconductor• Displays• Dow Jones & Co.• EDA Cafe• eda2asic Consulting

• ElectroIQ• Evaluation Engineering• Extension Media• Gartner• Germany Trade & Invest• Global LEDs/OLEDs• Global SMT &

Packaging International• IDG• IEEE Spectrum• IHS• JIJI PRESS• Korea Times• La Plume• LED Manufacturing• McClenahan Bruer• McGraw-Hill/Amica

Research• Media &

Entertainment Tech• MEMS Direct• MEPTEC• Mergermarket• MIT Technology Review• NASA Tech Briefs• Nikkei BP

• NP Communications• Photonics Spectra • Physics Today• Power Electronics World• Semiconductor

Engineering• Semiconductor

Packaging News• SemiWiki• Shinyusha Publishing• Silicon Run Productions• Silicon Semiconductor • Society of

Vacuum Coaters• Solid State Technology • Sperling Media Group• Techfocus Media• TekReports• The Korea Times• U.S. Tech • UBM• UltraPureWater.com• US Tech• Vietnam Television• Wafer News• WTWH Media

INVESTORS AND ANALYSTS

• Acuta Capital Partners• Adage Capital

Management• Allianz Global Investors• Arcnsight Partners• August Research• Bifrost Partners• blackrock• Drexel hamilton• Chipworks• Clearbridge Investments• CMC Fabs/TECHCET• Constitution Research

& Management• Coughlin Associates• Cowen and Company• Craig-Hallum Capital

Group• Cypress Growth Fund• Daishin Securities• Deutsche Bank Securities • Eagle Point Global

Management

• Evercore ISI• Firsthand Capital

Management• Fort Washington

Investment Advisors• Fortuna Publishing • Frost & Sullivan• G2 Investment Partners• Gartner• Goldman Sachs & Co.• Harbor Research• Harvest Management• Highmark Capital• IDC• IHS• Inflection Point Research• JP Morgan• KeyBanc Capital Markets• Lotus Capital Partners • Mercom Capital Group• Microprocessor Report• Mk Hicks

• Nomura• Objective Analysis• PFM• Phase 4• Potrero Capital• SFG Asset Advisors• Strategic Directions• Strategy Analytics• Surveyor Capital• Sustainability Accounting

Standards Board• Tenzing Global• The Benchmark Company• TIRIAS Research• Topeka• Trust Company

of the West• Valley Investment

Management• Yole Developpement• Ziff Brothers Investments