JW Insights’ Semiconductor Analyst Conference will be held online inviting well-known international and Chinese semiconductor analysts to discuss the opportunities and challenges in the industry on March 25.

The conference will interpret industry trends and international events from a more professional and comprehensive perspective, providing references on the operation and decision-making for companies in the face of the major world changes, repeated COVID-19 outbreaks, and chip shortages.

The analysts are from the U.S., EU, Japan, Korea, and Malaysia, including Omdia, Objective Analysis, Strategy Analytics. Jan-Peter Kleinhans, director of the Technology and Geopolitics Department of the German think tank Stiftung Neue Verantwortung (SNV), will give a speech on “Impact of the Global Situation and the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict on the Semiconductor Industry.”

Randall Rader, former Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals, will focus on “Intellectual Property Status and Development of the Semiconductor Industry”, bringing in-depth analysis beyond equipment, materials, and manufacturing processes.

Jim Handy, general director of Objective Analysis and permanent director of the International Electronics Manufacturing Association, will lecture on “2022 DRAM Cyclical Global Market Supply and Demand Analysis”. He will talk about the key factors in measuring the supply and demand of the DRAM market.

Asif Anwar, director of Strategy Analytics’ Global Automotive Practice Team, will give a speech on “the Transformation and Prospects of Automotive Semiconductor”, bringing professional insights on how automotive semiconductors will evolve against the raging global EV development wave.

Han Xiaomin, general manager of JW Insights, will talk about “Development Trend of China's Semiconductor Industry”.

This conference will function as the bridge between the world’s top semiconductor industry analysts and semiconductor companies, investment institutions, research organizations, and governments.

The schedule is as follows: